How do you keep up with technology, Sup Forums?

What websites do you visit? What relevant articles do you subscribe to?

I'll start
1. news.ycombinator.com
2. reddit: ML, tech, linux
3. this board
4. blog.codinghorror.com/
5. joelonsoftware.com/
6. norvig.com/
7. paulgraham.com/articles.html

>reddit

techMOLOGY

is it good or iz it bad?

1. This Board
That's it, everybody I watch on youtube talks about classic computers or components, and I don't browse any other tech related site.

linustechtips :^)

This board and technigger

I browse reddit obvsi, just like half of this board.

Reddit is good if you unsubscribe from everything, and subscribe to very particular subs. It becomes good all of a sudden.

youtube and tech news magazine in local language

this board... and youtube I guess? pirate lectures and that sort of thing.

Remember when Slashdot was good?

same here.
no better place to be informed than Sup Forums.
here u know the best, cheap, crap, expensive tech. removing the w10 employers, and some companies and trolls misleading people...its a good place to get info.

Hey GUYS this is Austin

get your fugly face from my screen

No.

The Verge

>get complimented for my technology knowledge on two different job interviews
>didn't study for shit at school, especially things like protocols, stacks, networking n shit
>all i do is browse Sup Forums

/ptg/, /r/trackers

If you aren't going to be a researcher at Google, Apple or MIT then most of those things that they teach you in uni won't be something you haven't heard on Sup Forums

>How do you keep up with technology, Sup Forums?
ACM and IEEE journals, mostly.

>implying uni
i'm here doing a graveyard shift with an unrestricted gigabit connection, doing absolutely nothing for 8 hours straight.
All is good

Where do you get the journals? I have access to the papers, that's it.

>Where do you get the journals?
Student membership because PhD student.

>I have access to the papers, that's it.
You need to sign up and pay (or get your employer to pay) for membership. Organisational access is only limited to papers.