Ho usato entrambi i client nelle loro versioni per Reddit, preferendo di molto Boost. Quando sono passato a Reddit ho provato Jerboa e ho preferito continuare con quello.

Non che Boost ora funzioni male (UI e UX sono decisamente migliori), ma semplicemente non trovo corretto nei confronti della piattaforma mettere la pubblicità nell'app senza contribuire un minimo al progetto.

Per carità, sviluppare ha un costo e trovo che sia giusto che gli sviluppatori vendano parte del loro software; tuttavia fare soldi su un progetto open source, portando dei costi diretti allo stesso, senza neanche contribuire è una cosa un po' meschina.

I have been trying to get into Usenet. Which server and indexers are you using?

Oh

It's been a few minutes and I still don't get it

Ackshually, Pi squared divided by six horses

I guess they did not rock and did not stone quite enough

For rock and stone!

My father's cousin had two multiplas, one of each serie, and loved it. He and my dad still say that it is a good looking car... I honestly think it's terrible, the first car with a double chin (that they removes in the second generation, I guess they came to their senses)

Sadly there's always going to be people that will do this just for the feeling of insignificant power they get from moderating a subreddit

I am sorry, I am ascending to an higer dimension right now

This is how I have been feeling all morning lmao

Sometimes I wonder if I am crazy for programming as a hobby.

Wouldn't crochet be easier?

I don't see myself going back to Reddit if they keep those subs closed down. However I do believe that if this "strike" goes on for longer than a week or so, the admins will forcefully replace each closed subreddit mods to make them live again.

Hopefully this will increase next week!