The free work Reddit moderators do has been valued at $3.4 million annually, and as detailed on the r/hentai subreddit, the work mods do is both complex and extensive. Reddit itself calculated that manual mod removals represented 30.9 percent of content removed in 2022. Reddit would be a different website, one perhaps incapable of functioning, without the tens of thousands of volunteers it uses to keep content safe, enjoyable, relevant, and valuable. Relying on volunteers saves the unprofitable company plenty of money.

I thought this was pretty poignant too.

Nano

That's not very typical, I'd like to make that point.

Going to sound sad but I'm a more than a bit bummed.

Outside my family and my job, reddit and the community was a massive social outlet for me. I don't have as much contact with friends any more and being part of some of the communities there made it not so bad.

It's like Grindr but for mice, we'll be rich mate.

Diverse but still full of tankies.

I'm slowly making my way through the learning curve for FreeCAD. Already in far enough that I have no plan to touch Fusion again.

Agree the UI isn't great, but once you get the tools organised how you want them and get your head around the slightly different ways of doing things it is super powerful.

Watched this a few weeks back. My wrecked back and neck cry at the ergos haha.

I love how casual some of them are leaning back on their chairs, keyboard on lap and looking sideways at the screen.

Hmm yes this debian is made of debian

I hope the guy who was sleeping rough in the valley has made it over to a fed instance.

From what I saw, there were a few folk on the sub looking out for him and I’d hate to see that link to a supportive community disappear for him.

Thanks, just saved me $15

Shit loads of it, along with coal its a massive earner for export.

Our two major political parties have so much coal and gas money pumping into them that anything that may reduce the profitability doesn't get far.

We don't have gas at home but I think it's stupidly expensive as a local consumer too.

There's dozens of us

They've got to cover their marketing budget somehow...

I'll check the manuals after mixing up this sweet bleach and ammonia cleaning spray.

Just create the posts ahead of time now. Efficiency.

Keep going, the discussion around the content is what I'm here for.

Two for me.

For simracing - a set of pedals with a load cell brake. Building muscle memory for the force you push on the brake is so much better than trying to be consistent with the angle of your ankle. The consistency you can achieve with braking is unreal.

Home espresso - a set of accurate scales and a timer. Reducing variables when trying to dial in a new bag of beans or when chasing that perfect cup is so handy. Like the the load cell brakes for sim racing, it allows you to be consistent and just change small things at a time and then stick to what works.

Time to start growing a rainforest in my backyard.

Same day delivery getting rediculus