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I love blogs, specially from people with niche interests and experiences. I follow them via RSS. So that's what I read outside of Lemmy / Reddit / Mastodon.
Recently I've been following the blog written by an IT guy working in a research station in Antarctica (also has a great domain name).
https://brr.fyi/
ahah wow thanks! how did you find it? the post about south pole signage is kinda hilarious https://brr.fyi/posts/south-pole-signage
I subscribe to the top submissions on hacker news via RSS: https://hnrss.github.io/
It's 99% tech, but every once in a while you get an interesting post from a blog about something else. I then subscribe directly to the blogs I want to keep reading.
I've just been slowly curating my RSS feed for years. I like the high signal-to-noise ratio it provides me.