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Slashdot? I read HN.
by invertedlambda 16y ago
Slashdot? I read HN.
- cubicle67 16y agoI'm lucky in that I have a somewhat more open relationship with HN; HN allows me to view other sites, and in return I let HN have more users than just me
- ubernostrum 16y agoSlashdot was here before HN. It is likely Slashdot will still be here when HN is gone. There's a lesson in that.
- Joakal 16y agohttp://trends.google.com/websites?q=news.ycombinator.com%2C+slashdot.org&geo=all&date=all&sort=0 http://trends.google.com/websites?q=news.ycombinator.com%2C+... They're sinking in the last year or so while HN is rising somewhat.
- cabalamat 16y ago> It is likely Slashdot will still be here when HN is gone. My gut feeling says no. I used to read Slashdot as much as I now read HN or Reddit. I hardly ever go there any more, and when I do it just doesn't seem interesting. For me, Slashdot lacks the buzz it used to have.
- johnohara 16y agoI scan the RSS feed, ignore the dupes from HN, reject the political stuff, and glance over the remaining tech headlines. Of the three that might appeal to me, I read the abstracts, and occasionally follow the links to the original articles. I ignore the comments because I never log in anymore. The only ad I might see is in the upper right. The new design seems to confirm that I'm not alone.