I agree. I'm an early millenial and had a 10 year account that I primarily accessed using 3rd party apps. This feels much closer to reddit when I first started than reddit itself does right now, and I am grateful for its existence.

I don't mind taking the time to become acclimated. Had I known about the existence of lemmy (fediverse?) I would have left reddit sooner.

Coffee ground emesis, and stool from a patient dying from a GI bleed. Absolute worst smell I have encountered in my life. It's also a smell that sticks to you.

Ditto

I don't mind taking the time to become acclimated. Had I known about the existence of lemmy (fediverse?) I would have left reddit sooner.

I like photo layers, it's also easy to use which is a plus.

Ditto

I preferred the audiobook as well. Rocky speaks in music, and hearing his dialogue rather than reading it was more effective in my opinion.

I love rainy night shots. The way the colors reflect on the wet pavement does it for me. Great shot!

It feels stupid to mourn for a website, but reddit has been a pretty constant companion for the last decade. I'm hoping this site will scratch the same itch.