I realize that I'm in the great minority of Redditors with what I learned, but my experience modding on Reddit was enough to land me a job as a social media manager for a tech company, and I've worked my way up to director of communications from that. So, I learned actual career skills from Reddit.

In 2018, someone maintaining a ROM site was ordered to pay Nintendo $12 million.

In late 2021, someone was sentenced to 10 years of prison and to pay Nintendo $14.5 million. That person got out on good behavior last April, but 25-30% of their wages are going to be garnished until their debt to Nintendo is paid off - which will likely take the rest of their life.

Is there even anything new here? Everything mentioned in the OP link has been a thing on Reddit in a few communities for a couple of years now.

Edit: I just checked Wayback Machine, this page hasn't changed since it was first published in 2021.

Over the last several years, WoW has been getting some secrets that have taken months, sometimes over a year to be completely solved. There is a Discord server dedicated to solving them, and it's hit the max member limit a few times.

Although, most of the secrets have just the slightest hint that they even exist.

An update in the last year added a "feature" where, when I search something, if my query is even vaguely close to the name of an app on my phone, Android will open that app instead of doing my search. I, for the life of me, haven't been able to figure out how to disable it. That alone made me hate Android.

Yep, I'm never watching Linus after this.

I know that Lemmy is years old, but as this is my first day on the platform, it feels like a whole new world.

3, 2, 1...

And then along comes Tunic, where I'm surprised when there isn't anything behind a waterfall.

Same reason here. I convinced both of my parents to get Chromebooks over the last few years, and the number of "service calls" I get from them have dropped drastically.

Fast X yes, Turtles no. TMNT tells a self-contained story with the sequel hook being in the mid-credit scene.

Go sailing to build your magical fork collection.

This is Seth's true passion project. I feel like he would make more seasons if given the chance, but with Disney looking at cuts, I fear for it.

When BotW first released, as soon as I got the paraglider, I thought to myself "If this game is truly fully open world, I'm going to try to get the Master Sword before doing anymore of the main quest".

The forest was literally the last area of the map that I went, haha.

I will defend Mario + Rabbids and Immortals: Fenyx Rising to my dying breath

Unfortunate about the cancelled Immortals sequel.

Counterpoint: Wearing and maintaining a clean mask takes nearly zero effort and provides peace of mind for a lot of people.

He donated $3.1 million to his alma mater here in my city, and it was enough for the university to establish an animal studies program.

Not OP but my mom enters literally every contest she sees and has won a surprising amount.

Good bot

Yep, there is a vendor that shows up to farmers' markets here called "CornHub" with the same design.