What are some /news/ sites that are accurate and most importantly, respect my freedoms?

[Joseph Smith]

What are some /news/ sites that are accurate and most importantly, respect my freedoms?

[Eli Myers]

Reddit, all jokes aside.

[Jackson Morgan]

Whatever is flagged as "fake news" on facebook, all jokes aside.

[James Watson]

It's almost 2017 and I still have only been to reddit once or twice.

[Xavier Gutierrez]

Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, general social media but you have to pick from many sources before you can establish the truth, all jokes aside.

[Jose Martinez]

The news is for jews, all jokes aside

[Jeremiah Howard]

>Facebook
>Twitter

what? im not about to make a facebook just to get news. Twitter doesn't seem good either, and Youtube for news is just a plain no.

I meant sites like Ars Technica, Daily Dot, Huffington post, etc.

[Jacob Wilson]

HAH! all those sites you mentioned are shit for news, especially the last two.

[John Barnes]

How is Ars Technica bad?

[Hunter Turner]

>Daily Dot, Huffington post

These are both known for their high quality tech journalism, all jokes aside.

[Samuel Torres]

cmon Sup Forums i need to fill my list up.
I go through each one before work

[Jackson Diaz]

It's literally in their name Ass Technic, all jokes aside.

[Gabriel Foster]

none of those are reliable sources for the news, why do you even care about the news to begin with, all jokes aside.

[Blake Nguyen]

It's not. But the poltards here on Sup Forums don't like the fact they cover things like climate change and call half the writers a bunch of SJWs because they need safe spaces from conflicting opinions.

[Joseph Wood]

Get rid of Daily Dot and Huffington post, all jokes aside.

Don't you see how often they promote snake oil products for their supposed health benefits? same thing with other tech.

[Jace Moore]

>does not want to know whats going on around them or keep up with current events
>choosing to live under a rock
do you go outside

[Gabriel Adams]

I started going there, there are a few subreddits that has better content than Sup Forums will ever have

[Jaxson Foster]

distrowatch.com/
phoronix.com/scan.php?page=home
certdepot.net/
freedompenguin.com/
linuxmednews.com/
muylinux.com/
linuxsecurity.com/
unixmen.com/
itsfoss.com/
phoronix.com/scan.php?page=home
linuxlinks.com/
linuxveda.com/
iart.linuxers.org/
linuxwire.net/
omgubuntu.co.uk/
news.opensuse.org/
osnews.com/
thegeekstuff.com/
tlhp.cf/
tuxmachines.org/
webupd8.org/
lwn.net/
xmodulo.com/
tuxtweaks.com/
linux-mag.com/
linuxjournal.com/
magazine.redhat.com/
fsdaily.com/
ilovefreesoftware.com/
entirelyopensource.com/
tuxarena.com/

plus for gaymes
linuxgameconsortium.com/
penguspy.com/
lgdb.org/
libregamewiki.org/Main_Page
gamingonlinux.com/
linuxgames.com/
tuxgames.com/index.cgi?referrer=linuxgames
tuxarena.com/intro/ref_steam.php

have fun

[Charles Rivera]

Flipboard

[Eli Collins]

shit

[Christian Gutierrez]

>conflicting opinions.
opinions aren't truths.

[Gabriel Gonzalez]

Indeed.
Sup Forumssos subscribe to snowflake views, which essentially means they'll only read things that won't trigger their fantasy world. Everything else is obvously false because (((muh jews))) and """(((""its what they want you to believe)))""")))"""

In general OP, if you dont want to be a mob mentality moron, read numerous sources for news and read up on issues you care about from peer reviewed, published sources and of course.

[Dominic Gomez]

It literally aggregates from dozens of sites. What about it is shit?

[John Collins]

Yes and everytime i do, everyone is trying to sell me something or tell me i need these pills or else my dick will fall off.
The news is just another product of corporations, i get my real news from multiple sources and always try to check myself, it only takes a few minutes and mostly there isn't much news going around these days, most of what they're writing about on those sites is just filler to get you to come because they know that word of mouth is spreading news faster than they can keep up.

Not to mention the straight up slander news sites these days will make up to get you to click on them.

[Noah Clark]

Why do you come back then?

[William Morales]

I have no idea what algorithm it has, the news are too much short brained for me.

How can this be changed user?

[Oliver Smith]

>100 links trying to sell you linux
Geez you guys sure are getting desperate.

[David Cook]

>the news are too much short brained for me
huh?

[Brayden Ortiz]

dank memes

[Landon Ross]

allsides.com/

I had hopes for emergent when i heard about it, but it seems like it all but died in march.
emergent.info/

[Dominic Moore]

get a brain extender

[Evan Phillips]

>allsides.com/
the truth doesn't have sides

[Tyler Martin]

It doesn't respect the user freedoms it tracks everything now what the user does and where he goes.

[Asher Wood]

not to mention the censorship

[Eli Evans]

*tips fedora*

[Leo Sanchez]

Ars generally does good reporting, but they were on the "Gamers Are Dead" propaganda drop in 2014 so it makes them suspect.

[Hudson Russell]

Have you seen some of their recent content?

SJW bullshit at its worst

[Joshua Walker]

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Beware that any news format will amplify your cognative biases, it's much better to read two or three long-form pieces a week than to be bombarded by a constant stream of news. Try not to read anything under 1000 words, shorter texts will not aid your understanding of the world around you, because they will not be understood.

Personally I read the new internationalist, and only when the article is marked as "long read" there are other sources as well. Get a monthy magazine and stop with e-news, it isnt good for you.

[Zachary Diaz]

>so it makes them suspect.
more like confirmed jewlary

[Parker Davis]

>applies arbitrary length news needs to be before it can be considered 'valid'
>tries to sell magazines
fuck off dude

[Ryan Wood]

Yeah and Sup Forums doesn't do that obviously.

[Nolan Gray]

Calm down son.
Also you need to be over 12 to post on this website.

[Isaiah Ramirez]

Use fark, all jokes aside.