What are good places to frequently check / 'be' on the internet besides lemmy / reddit / social media?
as in, the sites you always type unconsciously and hover on throughout the day. ideally something more beneficial than this
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Zombo.com.
You can do anything at Zombo com.
You're old. So am i.
Zombo.com and Broof.com
Anything at all!
Yes.... Welcome!
The only limit is yourself!
Good question… as I open up lemmy for the 70th time today.
Better than Reddit at least
Fark.com is a really great news agitator and community
It's similar but different to Lemmy and Reddit in many significant and interesting ways
Time is a flat circle....
I never went on Digg, but Fark is what I used pre-reddit.
Me too. After years away, I poked in on it. It was a Saturday, and the Caturday thread looked just like the last one I had seen, many years before. Seemed strange.
I feel like that was autocorrect, but it's hilarious.
There was also slashdot back in the day, although I haven’t checked it out in a while.
News for nerds. Stuff that matters.
Hackernews is still great and there's an app (Harmonic).
Pornhub
But the last time I actually looked up a porn performer who seemed cool, it turned out she was a raging transphobe who would want to kill half my housemates. :(
Never meet your heroes
Holy shit!!
You are the modern day "I read Playboy magazine for the articles".
Hackaday.com is great if you are into hobbyist electronics! I also spend a lot of time on YouTube.
Hacker news
How do you find groups you might like?
telegram is social media.
Discord is where i went. It's annoying that it's less indexable, but that's also protected it from malicious advertising.
YouTube, I learn quite a bit there. Also Discord, and lemmy
For me, MetaFilter, ResetEra, Tildes, and Feedly (RSS reader).
inpictures
neal.fun
Current events portal, recent deaths portal, and the on this day portal on the Wikipedia.