for anyone who has been on Reddit for a long time, you've noticed a downturn in the quality of almost everything. With the release of chatbots and the advances in ai, there is a strong likelihood of Reddit becoming just bots talking to bots. What if he has info that it is happening more than we suspected and figures the platform is doomed, and it's time to cash out because no one can stop it? he wouldn't be able to say so.
led light tape under counters and in closets. getting power there can be tough so depends on how handy you are. Doggy door if you have a fenced yard and a dog. Under sink filter, as others have said. Bidet is great, also. I went with the wand-type, which is better to me than those cheapo toilet seat ones but still less expensive than the high-level models.
Wowsers. Do you have a non Hank collection?
I really like it so far. 51 bone necro myself. starting to feel a bit lost now but still having fun. I think there is still plenty of thing I don’t get yet. Agree on the store.
Audiobooks are great, but a lot slower.
I wouldn’t do anything to them, but I’d definitely deny them service if I found a reddit employee in the wild.
I like it. I like to know that people likely haven’t hacked their chars. I’ve never had my crashing or rubber banding. It’s been seamless and while an offline version would be fine for me, that would never be the real game and you should never be allowed online.
About 90k. It’s fine. I care less about the karma then I do about loosing the community’s, but they were going downhill for a long time anyway.
Id say it effects the whole north east corridor which is a lot of people. It’s way more important than a mass shooting or something.