No ads/tracking. That’s really it. Any of the other complaints I had on Reddit are here and in most cases even worse.

The API issue was the biggest one for me and what made this all intriguing. Now apps are getting around that. Winston for Reddit is beautifully designed and even guides a user to creating their own API key to add to the app. This API key provides you with a limit of 100 requests a second. Which is more than enough. (You could also do this on modded Apollo’s).

The average user just downloads the Reddit app though.

More like any-mention-of-anything-else protestors.

I disagree because I’d still be having a good time at the brothel.

What’s wrong with email? Or whatever note app you use.

Through my Apple Music “New Music” weekly playlist before I canceled my subscription. It does a good job so long as you actively love and dislike tracks.

Now I have a local library that syncs with last.fm for every play and you can discover new music and artists through there.

I’m no longer on it but instagram was actually a great way to discover new artists. Seems that meta will be a significant player in the music industry (major UMG deal) soon as well so who knows what’s coming there.

Hey, thanks… this looks clean/feels really slick.

What’s the reasoning for all of those problems?

Not here on Lemmy where you should be able to run it on a tamagotchi for free.

Late irrelevant post. Issues were resolved yesterday.

None of those examples have any relation to the ignorance of these licensing links.

Regular Show clip this post made me think of.

You weren’t a fan of noob saibot?

Wherever they want and feel comfortable.

People bitch on here about everything YouTube. What’s the Reddit component here?

Entirely depends on how you like your racers. Ones super arcad-y and ones more of a simulator.

Any mirror of sudo-flix, preferably your own.

I thought that was against the fediverse laws.

The actress they use for the horror crabwalking scenes.

What? I’m confused by the question the OP asked if it’s just automatically that way.

I’ll prolly give it a shot at some point. I bought lifetime plex long before jellyfin was a thing. Is there an experience similar to plexamp? It’s too good.