Post a website you visit everyday?

[Lucap]

http://www.phoronix.com

website for Linux hardware reviews, open-source news, Linux benchmarks, open-source benchmarks

Lets see how long this threads lasts before someone gets it removed.

Please keep it as a genuine family-friendly site that you visit everyday and not as an excuse to rick roll people.

Thanks

[Moem]

Why would we remove it? This is open chat.

I visit BookCrossing every day.

[coffee412]

Ok.

Here is a good site for those in the United States. This is the National Weather Radar Map. It shows weather conditions in real time in a loop.

https://radar.weather.gov/Conus/full_loop.php

I also visit this site when I get scam email from the king of Niger

https://www.rescam.org/

[Lucap]

Why would we remove it? This is open chat.

If people start messing about and sending us to sites that threadjack with a 100 popups just because they think it's funny i can see this thread being more trouble than it's worth.

But i thought it was worth a go that we might learn something new from each other and maybe even gain some new websites to visit as part of our daily routines.

[Moem]

Lucap: Fair point! Let's see if we can behave, in the interest of having a potentially fun and useful thread.

[151tom]

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[MintBean]

http://linux.alltop.com/

I like Phoronix, but boy did nobody ever teach him a story needs a beginning, a middle AND an end? He never writes a conclusion.

[Schultz]

I'll post two:

https://www.ghacks.net/ (computer stuff as most here probably already know)
https://www.drweil.com/ (health and well-being; I don't endorse everything he says)

[mwbworld]

I have to admit I'm a daily Reddit person - mind you there are plenty of subreddits I'd never touch with a 10 foot pole but I stick to the ones I like and are more deal able. Quite a few linux ones, tech ones, books related, ones following TV shows I follow, SF & F ones, and I'll admit that on more than one occasion r/kittens and r/supermodelcats have served to help me make it through a long day.

I do also check Ars Technica a couple of times a day as well.

[Faust]

This is one I visit daily .
https://news.ycombinator.com/news

There is always a choice of intelligent and stimulating articles to read on a wide range of topics , from many sources -
Computing , general science , sociology , engineering ..... a vast array !

My favorite for today :-
https://spectrum.ieee.org/semiconductor ... arbon-cage

[Night Wing]

I've got my technical side, but I've also got my "fun side". Since my #1 hobby is standup flat water paddling and sup surfing the waves on the upper Texas coast, the link below is my favorite site and I visit it multiple times everyday. The other links I'm going to add, I also visit them multiple times a day.

https://www.standupzone.com/forum/index.php#c1

And my favorite sup surfing streaming sites. The first one you can control the camera and move it around.

http://www.saltwater-recon.com/surfside-cam/

The one below is my favorite beach where I coastal cruise parallel to the coastline with my sup. Just a streaming web cam where you can't control the camera.

https://www.bolivarpeninsulatexas.com/W ... ater-Beach

And last but not least, I like to watch the maritime barge traffic on the ICW (Intracoastal Waterway). Another streaming web cam where you can't control the camera.

https://www.bolivarpeninsulatexas.com/W ... ngaree-Bay

[Portreve]

Um... would you believe LM Forums?

[BenTrabetere]

Ok.

Here is a good site for those in the United States. This is the National Weather Radar Map. It shows weather conditions in real time in a loop.

I look at regional sector for my area - tells me almost everything I can expect from the weather.

The first site I visit is http://wttr.in/, but I access it from the command line using curl. curl wttr.in/Hattiesburg gives me a surprisingly accurate 3-day weather forecast, unlike the weather-<violates forum rules> nonsense offered up by the local TV news.

[Moem]

Um... would you believe LM Forums?

No way, man. No one reads those. That place is for weirdos!

[jimallyn]

I visit the Mint forums every day, usually several times each day. And I visit Facebook every day. And on any given day, there is a very good chance that I will visit Reader Supported News and TruthOut. And I will often have music playing from Youtube.

[Bolle1961]

Um... would you believe LM Forums?

No way, man. No one reads those. That place is for weirdos!

Sh*t, guess I'm a weirdo too
Facebook, to stay in touch with people who I met some years ago and became friends and not living in the neighbourhood. The nearest
is 1200 kms away, the farthest 12.500kms.

[Pjotr]

For a game of chess (15/10 rapid): http://www.chess.com
Dutch news, right-wing perspective, with an amusing sarcastic or ironic twist: http://www.geenstijl.nl
Google News (Dutch edition)
Dutch Ubuntu forum
Linux Mint forum
Twitter (some interesting people)