I think it’s a bit of a bell curve. You either want to be doing basic stuff like texting, calling, and browsing the odd webpage or you want to be getting into more advanced things and troubleshooting issues regularly.

I would look to see what apps you use in a day and see if there is a decent mobile browser version.

Even some minor stuff like music playback in the background was an issue back when I was using the original Pinephone

You can buy thick water (designed for people who have trouble swallowing) at pharmacies and every so often I’ll mess with the new guy at work by filling a water bottle with it and taking a swig first thing in the morning after a weekend before saying something like “Damn don’t you hate when you forget your water and it goes bad?” and pouring out a thick stream

Infinite Steam seems to have taken its place

I think you are right. I saw cans of chili with meat so I assumed otherwise

I bought a different brand of this not realizing it didn’t have meat once. The disappointment was real

Same. Big fan of their net installer

From my understanding it’s for preventing unwanted sounds similar to a pop filter

Yeah. I mean I’m not aware of many Eastern sources (unless you consider Al Jazeera) so I definitely wouldn’t be able to tell political biasses and I’m never going to trust Twitter or Reddit.

BBC also appears to be more neutral than other sources like Vice or Fox News

More times than I can recollect

Parents feeding their baby cola in bottles and smoking while pregnant are two things that usually cause me to make assumptions

I like their coverage. If it’s something I don’t feel totally in the loop in they typically include some background

Totally. Every once in a while I think about what an interesting legacy creators of those shows leave. A lot of the time they only worked on one show and it stays obscure for those didn’t view it when it initially aired and outside of the country. Yet over a decade later people still look back fondly.

What was La Salla about?

There was a lot of made in Canada cartoons. Flying Rihno Junior High, 6teen, and Being Ian for example.

My question is, why do numbers of users matter so much to anyone really? Isnt activity what matters more?

It could be the diversity that comes with more numbers. There’s definitely been a rather sizable amount of instances and communities created this week.

Do you think they are actively trying to become moderators of those communities or is there a chance they’re trying to recreate the subreddits they’re accustomed to?

I feel like China’s issue was winning the war on birds

This made me chuckle, thanks

Have you ever added the word Reddit to a web search so you could find an answer online without a lot of digging?

Stuff like that I imagine got hit hard. There will always be core communities that either stay up or are easy replicate but I imagine they’ll be losing a lot of smaller communities.

I hear putting something cold between your thighs can also help. Haven’t tried it myself yet though