Only that time nobody decided to leave.
Well, they did, but it was the r/FatPeopleHate folks who left. But they jumped ship to voat, which doesn't even exist anymore.
Only that time nobody decided to leave.
Well, they did, but it was the r/FatPeopleHate folks who left. But they jumped ship to voat, which doesn't even exist anymore.
That was a specific comment
Yeah, a slow trickle of subreddits have already gone dark in response to the announcement of all the 3rd party apps shutting down at the end of the month. And I imagine today's AMA fiasco has only accelerated that
Leonard Nimoy "Quoting" Sputnik when you unlock satellite technology has lived rent free in my head for over a decade now
Physical media is superior. Don't get me wrong, I love the convince of being able to stream any song I want, whenever, from my phone. But you don't actually own that music, not even the digital music you bought.
So having that physical backup is good. But also, it's just a fundamentally different experience, to have to put a record on a turntable, or a tape in a cassette deck, and listen to an album from back to front.
Lately, mine has been Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour on the GameCube.
First Ronald Reagan, now another homophobe dies during pride
Especially given that I'd venture a guess that most reddit mods and power users use third party apps
I'm currently re-reading Transgender Warriors by Leslie Feinberg, for Pride Month!
There's Bob Ross reruns on twitch?