As others have said, the comments definitely feel more substantial / thought out here than they tend to on Reddit.
Less shitposting and people regurgitating memes for sure, but it’s been easier to actually ask a question and get an answer here.
On Reddit you end up having to filter through a bunch more BS when you’re just looking for information a lot of the time.
Could maybe wearing a sock help to protect against these risks? IE wear a thick sock and spray the socks (instead of feet) with the flex seal and you have less cancer/allergies?
USB-A sleeve for an aux-cable (aux would just kinda dangle in the casing)
HDMI sleeve with a hole drilled through for an Ethernet to poke out
“Um ah what I mean is…”
“The main idea is…”
“Basically…”
“Um”
“Ah”
(Clears throat, repeats)
Someone should edit this with a Logitech controller for the steering wheel
Lost In Vivo is a pretty solid first person survival horror ish title, looks straight off of PS1 pretty much
Bastet is a good one (in-terminal tetris game)
Idk as long as Meta services keep forcing you to sign up for an account to view anything of value I’d imagine a lot of people will look for alternatives elsewhere.
Nothing more annoying than trying to look at the menu for a local restaurant/business page for a local business and seeing “sign up for Facebook to view this page.” Much of the utility for any kind of discussion or shared info online (imo) lies in the ability to access it quickly via search and without being forced to login.
A bit of a pickle eh