I'm very partial Ars Technica- they cover a fairly diverse amount of content with plenty of insight, and have led to lots of TIL moments

i'll second that!

https://www.indiehackers.com/ for people working on startups/sideprojects/businesses, typically without VC funding.

Yes indiehackers is becoming what HN used to be .... a community where there was a focus on tech entrepreneurship.

I love it -- I find posting on HN a bit daunting for some reason, but IH is small, personal, and very friendly. Good mix of technical- and non-technical people, too.

Low Tech Magazine: http://www.lowtechmagazine.com.

There's no tech like low tech.

Also Slashdot.

More an aggregator - http://serializer.io/#/

Less on the technical side, but I really enjoy browsing the products & stories at indiehackers.com/products.

Tom's Hardware: https://www.tomshardware.com/

I consult this website before most tech purchases. I trust them.

https://www.phoronix.com/ via RSS feed

http://macstories.net for Apple coverage — usually really deep, found a lot of apps there.

Tech focused subreddits.

nextplatform.com

Reddit/r/programming

Reddit/r/startups

IEEE Spectrum

Slashdot :3

But you have to rewind it to about 1998

It was pretty good on April 1, 2006:

https://www.google.com/search?q=slashdot+april+fools+omg+pon...

freenode.