Other than /g/, where do you get your tech news from?

>>62063782
Arstechnica, tbqh

Headlines from Hacker News, details from traditional news organizations if the HN link was some garbage like Verge

>>62063782
Register is strangely fine, even though it's british.

>>62063791
Ars has some good pieces, some others are terrible. Really terrible.

>>62063782
drudgereport

Some subreddits : technology, hardware, android, gadgets, futoroolfy

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>>62065175
>reddit

>>62065234
Yep. What subreddits do you browse?

I like r/youdontsurf and r/dankmemes. r/pics seems to have gone down in quality lately

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>>62065175
so how about that suicide huh, anon

>>62063782
Techrepublic and silicon republic

>>62065296
Why you gotta be so rude? Doin me a concern fren

>>62065234
>>62065296
If you treat reddit purely as a news aggregation and never read the comments, it can be decent. Especially if its a niche interest.

I mainly use /g/, HN, and /. but recently I haven't been impressed much by the latter two.
I occasionally look at the reddit homepage just to see the links/headlines, but I won't go into the comments. It works fine for a feed of news, especially on non political topics (which I don't care about anyway).

Any other good sites? I used to read arstechnica as well but their quality has been steadily declining.

>>62065175
eat shit and die

>>62065355
... But comments are where the discussion really happens though. Once in a while some comedy gold slips through too

>>62065394
Rarely does anything important happen in the comments, most likely some unfunny pun that's been posted a trillion times will be posted or whatever is the biggest circlejerk will be upvoted. Comments are pretty much worthless on reddit.

>>62065371
r/the_donald poster spotted

>>62063819
>some others are terrible. Really terrible.
It really depends on the author and the topic.

>>62065419
Not the Anon you're responding to, but reddit comments are useful in certain scenarios.
I don't really see their relevancy in a news article, but there are many people in tech related subs that make useful posts. They ranges from software recommendations, goes to setup things, etc.

>>62065462
Yeah, that's right.