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What are your favorite ~comp-type forums?

I personally really like Lobsters, and various Reddit forums having to do with Linux/Unix, free/open source software, programming, etc. (though I'm not a big fan of Reddit).

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  1. Rainreck
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    Lobsters has some recommendations on their wiki

    Lobsters has some recommendations on their wiki

    3 votes
  2. unknown user
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    HN still has good content posted there, even tho the quality of moderation is incredibly bad. Personally, I only follow it through the hackernewsletter. All postings linked are >1week old, and for...

    HN still has good content posted there, even tho the quality of moderation is incredibly bad. Personally, I only follow it through the hackernewsletter. All postings linked are >1week old, and for me that's a good thing because it removes the impulse to answer.

    BTW, if anyone has a spare Lobster invite, I'd be grateful if someone could give me one. I'm reluctant to go through the IRC invite, it's not really something I use or like using.

    3 votes
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    clerical_terrors
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    I also use Lobster.rs, and occasionally I check in with some bookmarked threads on the old Something Awful forums just to see some more opinions of people who are employed in the tech industry.

    I also use Lobster.rs, and occasionally I check in with some bookmarked threads on the old Something Awful forums just to see some more opinions of people who are employed in the tech industry.

    2 votes
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      triadderall_triangle
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      Do you know where one can obtain an invitation? I lurk but would love to occasionally engage on a point that is relevant to me or when I have something interesting to add. No pressure or anything :)

      Do you know where one can obtain an invitation? I lurk but would love to occasionally engage on a point that is relevant to me or when I have something interesting to add. No pressure or anything :)

      1. em-dash
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        FYI, the user you replied to has since deleted their Tildes account.

        FYI, the user you replied to has since deleted their Tildes account.