This right here. Reddit started with very general based topics and only later did smaller niche subs take off.
Lemmy will get there. It's just a matter of time and it's only been a few months since the Great Reddit Migration of '23.
By this time next year, or maybe 18 months out, once instances become normalized and settled, with user tools to help find and organize them, Lemmy will then start to cause large dents in Reddit's user base.
While it's irritating that this shift is happening, TMob has been the best carrier I've had and have no desire of switching away.
Ny account is also grandfathered from 2010 and so far, I've heard that those who ask to remain on their current plan have had no issues, so long as they call the support number directly.
That will be my play the moment I receive the official notification.
Did you have the Let's Game it Out hold music in your head while building it?
(For those who don't know, go check out the Let's Game it Out channel on YouTube. Minor apologies if you end up not doing anything else for the remainder of the day.)
Rice milk not an option?
Literally a waste of time.
Although both are real brain twisters, I liked the concept of Dark Matter more than the other.
It flies like a Hilton, but handles like a Motel-Six.
He's a train wreck, and train wrecks get eyeballs which turn into sweet, sweet ad revenue.
Don't put your dick in that.
I was with a group years ago where one guy did this at a Pizza Hut.
He put in about $10 and played Happy Birthday repeatedly. But it wasn't just some normal version of the song. Instead it was some crazy, jazzed up version with multiple singers, firecrackers, etc.
Just incredibly obnoxious.
After about the 8th play through, the manager unplugged the jukebox. The guy who put in the money started an argument with the manager about how now he's lost his money. After some back and forth, the manager gave up and refunded him $5 ... but also made the mistake of plugging the jukebox back in.
Well you can guess what happened next.
We got loudly kicked out after that.
Two weeks?? Longest vacation I've been on in the past 20+ years was eight days, with the eighth day being unintentional due to an issue with the airlines.
True, but it's sad that some people need a celebrity to be the impetus to get them to register.
Soon