I quit reddit back in December, long before the API blackout, but as of last week I'm back on
Couldn't get into Instagram or Twitter, tried Lemmy after the blackout and that unfortunately just doesn't have enough people in smaller interest communities so I'm back to Reddit because even if the comments are endless circle jerks, it's still the best place to follow smaller communities for news.
Actually just opened Lemmy and this was the first post I saw, so I guess not much has changed around here. Y'all keep making leaving Reddit your main personality trait I guess...
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How do you have enough books to max out storage! I have an entire collection of about 5k books and 4-5 comics downloaded on my 32 gb eink
Yes but are they doing anything for the streaming numbers that help for renewal?
RuneScape, back in 2007, not that I hadn't gamed before but that was my first real game.
I just installed the game after 13 years last week with a level 3 skiller in osrs. Just hit level 30 fishing, aiming for my first ever 99!
Bought a Kindle Paperwhite in 2018, loved that and still use it as my carry-around book because I prefer reading on that over my phone. Recently bought a Boox Nova 2 for note taking, I don't use it for that as often as I want to but I still love reading comics on Tachiyomi and regular books synced with my Kindle through their app. Love my einks cause the battery lasts for weeks at a time
What kind of advantages does TickTick have over something like ToDoist in your workflow?
Wow I just mucked around with this just an hour ago because I wanted to swap off ToDoist...
I found Google Tasks has a bunch of cool apps that work great with its API (including a cool Raycast plugin for Mac users), apps like ToDoist and TickTick do a lot but they had too many features for my liking. I wanted something that was just a simple list like TeuxDeux which can sync between my Mac and Android.
Settled on the Microsoft ToDo app for ephemeral tasks and I plan to beef up my obsidian vault a little to use it for more long-term tasks. Ultimately it really depends what you're looking for because there's so many options
Just create your own subreddit, anyone can do it. Make it private and forget it exists
You can see a little steam icon in-game and after playing for like an hour I only saw 1-2 of those. I think most people are still using b.net. 70k seems pretty good ngl
My solution to this was download everything on to my 256 gb phone, so I have about 50 gb of Spotify songs/podcasts and usually switch between various playlist downloads depending on what I'm listening to
I've always wondered but for all the hate Valorant gets, do you feel like their anti-cheat has reduced the amount of cheaters you experience as compared to other games?
FWIW I haven't played much Valorant
One of the easiest things to do, if you use Telegram, is try to find the main group for your phone then subsequently find the group chat to different roms and pick out the one you like. It's the quickest way to get help since the telegram chats are generally quite active. Alternatively xda also works
Totally anecdotal but I'd originally quit Reddit back in December and was an avid Sync user. Heard about Lemmy during the reddit drama and could just never get into it. After ljdawson dropped Sync, started to get into Lemmy!
I haven't used Logseq, but I've found trying to categorise notes in Obsidian made me use it less so I just rely on backlinks as tags and to create connections between notes and dump most things in the primary vault folder. I've gotten comfortable journaling using daily notes with templates.