Man, I remember back when custom stereos were really popular. Almost everyone had some sort of variation of the detachable face stereos in their car.

Also, you forgot to add manually having to lock all the doors.

Just more proof that we live in a simulation and the character creation system has a finite number of facial combinations and ends up repeating often. /s

But regardless, given all the media hype around the protests, Reddit DID take a hit to its reputation overall. I'm sure there is a not insignificant number of people still on Reddit who would jump ship were an acceptable alternative available to take its place. I still believe that as Lemmy grows, more content gets created, and the various UIs and Apps used to access increases, people will slowly move over. Spez is looking to monetize the fuck out of Reddit too, so all corporate social media sites are heading towards some sort of paid model. I don't know about you, but I don't know many people willing to pay for access to a shitty social media site, be it twitter or reddit.

I've got a shit ton of hobbies thanks to my ADHD, but I think my most obscure one is Reef-keeping. Also the most expensive.......

Except Apple has already been found guilty of throttling old devices to try to force users to upgrade. They've been doing this for a long time, but they've only been ordered to pay a settlement in recent years for doing it with their iPhones.

But honestly the older Macbook Airs don't need to be throttled, they just need the old universal dongles to crap out, IIRC those things were useless without the dongle to connect all your peripherals .

Yeah, I started gardening several years ago and I've now got about 5 different varieties of tomatoes, they all taste unique and they all taste fucking amazing. But I will say, if someone isn't into the idea of gardening, then I would agree its a waste of time.

The original Super Mario Bros on the NES in the late 80's.

“God is an ever-receding pocket of scientific ignorance that's getting smaller and smaller and smaller as time moves on.”

~ Neil deGrasse Tyson