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@anjou RSS has become my main entry point into the internet. I recently moved from Feedly to Readwise Reader.

I explain my setup here: https://www.liamjbennett.me/posts/2022-12-23-workflow-2023/

[blog] Reviewing my workflow and my initial excitement transitioning to @ReadwiseReader

https://www.liamjbennett.me/posts/2022-12-23-workflow-2023/

I seem to be just about keeping up my rhythm of writing a blog post about once a month. This month I’m looking back over the previous year and what has changed in the tooling I use for research, my review of readwise reader and what I hope to be doing in the new year.

Let me know your thoughts:

https://www.liamjbennett.me/posts/2022-12-23-workflow-2023/

I’ve recently migrated away from feedly+pocket to Readwise Reader (review blogpost pending) and I am now kicking the tires on some of it’s newer features.

So, right tech folks - YouTube - who should I be following on that platform that’s posting interesting tech content?

@sonjabl I tried the standard app, as well as metatext but I settled on toot as my app of choice. Apparently it’ll be back under development soon.

This month’s post is an oldie but a goodie - Chaos Engineering.

Does it it replace disaster recovery? Do people understand Chaos Engineering?

Are people using it or is it fiction?

How could you use it?

I try to answer some of these questions.

https://www.liamjbennett.me/posts/2022-11-16-chaos-engineering/

#chaosengineering, #cloud, #devops, #managedservices, #testing, #disasterrecovery

@jonathanmatthews you were correct. Thanks for the spot.

Those of you ones iOS - what app are you using?

@timberry I like the look of it but also the most recent review says it’s not maintained any more.

Migrated mastodon servers and you can now find me on Mastodon @liamjbennett@hatchyderm.io