The newer one is a lot funnier though.
LogarithmicCamel
joined 1 year ago
Not anymore.
Every popular sub on Reddit is the same four questions or topics posted over and over again. It is like users are unable to read any previous posts. I've seen old time users writing basically the same comment on multiple posts for years, and then new people would come and ask the same bloody question again. This convinced me to never post anything of value on Reddit. It just drowns in a sea of comments and will never be read again.
That's true for all bases.
GRRM has already said that if he dies, he doesn't want another author to finish his series. So no, this is not going to happen.
Wow! Ticketmaster pretending to care about scalpers consists of ... blocking Firefox? No wonder ticket sales are such a shitshow.
According to what I have heard, other elite hacker skills that are at risk of getting lost in the younger generations include searching on Google and using e-mail.
You would imagine this to be obvious, but people who are used to Photoshop or Reddit complain all the time that Gimp or Lemmy are not as intuitive, as the other comments fully demonstrate.