OddrunAsmundr

I did not know that. Dang that was a messed up read. https://www.snopes.com/articles/366073/dingo-ate-my-baby-quote/

https://doaj.org/

Truthfully I found I have had to block quite a few more communities than just the reddit bots. Everything in the fediverse has required work so far. Worth it imo though.

Free snack

Amon Amarth - The Hero https://piped.kavin.rocks/watch?v=I6SIHlK3LqQ

Listening while simultaneously studying google street view for vantage points, cover, and entryways at the location I am heading to.

Blue Laws

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_laws_in_the_United_States

…Blah blah can’t desecrate the sabbath with alcohol…

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I feel you.

I collected competing websites that measure bias, reliability, and fact checking. Then I used them to narrow down my sources to the most reliable and centerline. My collection of sites and info (check the menu for more related resources) https://www.mediabiasmap.com

If you wanted to read about my approach and findings read the about:

https://www.mediabiasmap.com/about

Short and sweet summary?

1. Read one of the news wires for general world and national knowledge (AFP, Reuters, AP, UPI, etc).
2. Read investigative local news for local stuff.
3. Read the news 3 times per week (kinda like a scheduled workout). This can help limit the doom scrolling.

Personally I like AP for general awareness, RollCall for US congressional stuff, and my city’s paper for local news.

Useful.