Feeds & Content Discovery

I'm a big fan of RSS and have written about it in posts like Rediscovering the RSS Protocol. Therefore, I've made it easy to subscribe to content on this site through various RSS feeds. You can also browse recent content below to get a sense of what I publish.

📄 Download All Feeds (OPML)📖 Browse Recent Posts ↓

Featured Feeds

Everything Feed

All content updates in one feed - blog posts, notes, responses, bookmarks, and more.

Feed URL: /all.rss (20 most recent items, all content types)

Blog

Long-form posts. Mainly around tech topics.

Feed URL: /blog.rss

Microblog Feed

Microblog-like short posts containing different types of content such as notes

Feed URL: /microblog.rss

Response Feed

Microblog-like short posts containing replies, reshares (repost), and favorites (likes)

Feed URL: /responses.rss

Recent Updates

Get a taste of what you'll receive by subscribing:

All Site Feeds

Subscribe to specific content types:

Bookmarks

Links to interesting articles, tools, and resources I come across.

Feed URL: /bookmarks.rss (filter by bookmark type)

RSVPs

Events I've responded to — yes, no, maybe, or interested.

Feed URL: /rsvp.rss (RSVP responses only)

Media

Photo albums and media collections.

Feed URL: /media.rss (includes media posts)

Albums

Curated photo album collections from events, trips, and themes.

Feed URL: /collections/albums/feed.xml

Reviews

Reviews of books, movies, music, businesses, and products.

Feed URL: /reviews.rss (includes review posts)

Individual Topic Feeds

Every tag on this site has its own RSS feed. Browse

all available tags

and click on any tag to access its dedicated feed.

Example: /tags/rss/feed.xml

External Platform Feeds

View External Platform Feeds

I also publish content on other platforms. These feeds help you follow my activity there:

Mastodon

RSS Feed for Mastodon posts.

Feed URL: /mastodon.rss

Bluesky

Feed URL: /bluesky.rss

YouTube Channel

Video posts on YouTube

Feed URL: /youtube.rss

New to RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) lets you follow websites and content creators without relying on social media algorithms or email newsletters cluttering your inbox. It works with everything from blogs and podcasts to YouTube channels, news sites, newsletters, forums, and social platforms like Mastodon and Bluesky.

Quick Start Guide

  1. Choose a Feed Reader: Popular options include NewsBlur, Inoreader, NetNewsWire (Mac), or Feedly. Most have free tiers to get started.
  2. Subscribe to Feeds: Copy any feed URL from this page and paste it into your reader. Or use the OPML file above to subscribe to everything at once.
  3. Start Reading: New posts appear in your feed reader automatically. Read what interests you, skip what doesn't - you're in complete control.

About OPML Files

OPML (Outline Processor Markup Language) is like a playlist for RSS feeds. Instead of adding feeds one by one, you can import an OPML file to subscribe to entire collections with one click. That's why I provide an OPML file with all my feeds and use it for my starter packs - curated feed collections around specific topics.

Learn more: About Feeds • Why I Use RSS • Browse Starter Packs

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