I use Reeder [1], backed by Feed Wrangler [2]. I have a few hundred feeds, many of which rarely update. I find it an invaluable way to keep up with interesting and important news; I use RSS the way many people use Twitter, apparently. [1] http://reederapp.com [2] https://feedwrangler.net/welcome.html
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#27For about a year (I think, whenever Google Reader shut down), I just stopped using them. I relied on sites like Hacker News to get updates (along with Twitter). I found recently, though, that it was not giving me all the things I thought were relevant to me (especially in the .NET world, where I work). So, recently, I started using The Old Reader[0]. It's nice and clean, and unobtrusive. It's not slick, but that does…
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#28Yes. Newsblur (after GReader).
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#29* Rock-solid, I haven't seen an outage
* Impressively fast (Reeder updates from it much faster than it ever did with Google Reader: I can get all my feeds in one Tube stop's worth of wifi)
* Has good features like filtering (goodbye "latest podcast" spam) and highlighting (only see certain posts from high-volume feeds
* Great keyboard UI on the web.
Can't recommend it enough. I understand it also has an interesting tech stack behind it too.