I stepped away from Reddit after Apollo shut down in part out of spite and to stand against the crap from Reddit but mostly because Apollo made Reddit usable.

Yep, that’s definitely me…

I think it’s really more about being an “early adopter” to something rather than following the mainstream. Tech enthusiasts tend to have more patience with minor inconveniences that come along with new technologies.

The average users will show up when their friends start using it and talk about it more. I still have people in my everyday life that don’t understand and don’t use Reddit, no chance they’ve even heard of the fediverse.

Saving Private Ryan is my pick but just to add something new to the conversation I’ll add Catch Me if You Can for one of the best illustrated opening credits.

Once I realized this I turned it off on my modem/router. I turned the router function off completely to be able to use my own equipment rather than the crap they give you.

I think Phillip Seymour Hoffman was all CGI in the last Hunger Games movie.

Toxic gatekeeping in communities.

I have mixed feelings about this one… I’m willing to try on other things for size but no promises

For continued development and more content.

I’m not sure if it’s properly tested but we have a rear seat system for him, he was just such a good boy I let him sit in the front for a little bit on some back roads.

It isn’t the easiest thing, so many reviews are just self promotion. There are some forums and discords that are pretty reliable with good discussion but it’s mostly trial and error to find one that works well for you.

Yes, it disappeared completely. It was in the modem settings, I found it when disabling the router function.

After using a few, ultra.cc gets my vote. Never tried GigaBox so I can’t speak to them.

Same here