I’ll start it off:

  • Windows is a perfectly fine OS, as long as you use Enterprise or Server (Home and Pro are crap)
  • Self driving cars are the future since the US won’t fully embrace mass transit
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[–] 2 points 4 days ago (3 children)

I want the good part of reddit circa 2015 - 2020, I think. At least that's around time when I joined reddit and was active. They're kind of medium - large size back then. Plenty of small to medium-small communities with niche interests and inclusive generally. Have sane rules and moderation

At least that's how I remember it. Rose tinted glasses and nostalgia, on top of whatever side effect I got post covid time.

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  • [–] 2 points 3 days ago (2 children)

    Sadly many of those neche subreddits have lost so many users they're dull or worse

    Back before the 3rd party apps were effectively banned Reddit was great.

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  • [–] 1 point 3 days ago (1 child)

    Yeah at the very best it becomes dull when they grew in sub members count. of course the worst outcomes are it became flooded with stupid memes, whining; if it's something gaming related massive tribalism and Gamerism (iykyk), or larping ass mentality with gatekeeping tendencies and know-it-all way of posting.

    I'm just mad that r/manybaggers have become boring of the same 5 brands being bandied about, and miss the more varied bags from 2016 (ish) from posters back then. even the mods is now not posting much, and I had a great time conversing with them back then.

    I'm glad that my gacha addiction of choice, Nikke, is here and there's some regulars. we don't talk much and only posts fan art most of the time, but hey, at least it's not as memey or whiny as the equivalent 3 subreddits

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  • [–] 2 points 2 days ago*

    I'm disappointed that /r/zerocarb now seem not moderated and people are writing stuff that was certainly against the rules before. It was a subreddit for help and advice for people using that diet, so advice to eat more carbs is well off topic

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