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Imo it feels like the reddit migration has died down, but a good chunk the users that have stuck around are actually engaged in their communities. I've been seeing more instances created too, which is cool because it means people are hosting their own.

More recently I've noticed that Sync actually plays embedded videos now, which is probably the best update since its release. It's feeling a lot more user-friendly and that should help it keep growing organically.

The only times I use reddit anymore is browsing with old.reddit a couple times a week. I don't even login to that site now because I don't engage with anything, I just check the news and stuff then come back to Lemmy.

!AntiqueMemesRoadshow@lemmy.world material right there

This is effectively making him pay for it, quite literally, for the rest of his life. Imo that sounds like a more severe punishment than if he were actually rich enough to pay all at once and just end it early.

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I don't see how this could have even gone right. Wtf was he trying to do?

You can put them in a microwave and watch cool designs appear as you destroy them. I remember my siblings and I used to do this with old demo discs that were destined for the trash anyway.

(Disclaimer: this is more of a joke, not an actual recommendation)

Rent goes up? Looks like I need to figure out what necessities can be put off.

Whenever I hear people say "money can't buy happiness," I think they're forgetting that sometimes happiness is just having all your needs met.

Out of all the most prominent streaming services, Hulu has the most content I'd actually watch. Unfortunately, they still show ads in their cheaper paid subscription, which is a deal-breaker for me.

Of course. In fact, the most addictive kind is sparkling water

I like to use old.reddit when I browse it now. I saw others mention it, and after giving it a try, I can see why people like it more than the 'updated' reddit.

I usually see them while browsing Imgur