That's one way to circumvent adblockers. Just turn your entire site into the ad...

I use it for pretty much everything I care about that's posted online. I selfhost RSSHub to get updates from sites that don't provide RSS. It's much more convenient to have a universal inbox that's under my control than have to remind myself to manually check dozens of browser tabs, all with their own algorithmic "for you" feeds. barf.

People still search reddit?

They already dragged me back with Reforged. I'm guess I'm in it for the long haul.

I don't play games to beat records. I play them to relax after work.

If I die a hundred times, its a lot easier to switch to a game that's at the difficulty I'm willing to engage with. Sure, I can manually tweak the difficulty to make it easier, that can help, but when I do that it's too easy to score an own goal. Once you start cheating, you fall into the trap of making the game too easy or boring. Nine times out of 10, it's so much easier to just switch to a different game. And the fact that my backlog is astronomical in size doesn't help.

I do use save states out of convenience, though. Sometimes the save point is too far away and life just gets in the way.

I just mark the due date as an event with a date using Thunderbird's calendar

No, I don't think I will

But every time I repeat the same search query on Google I get even worse results?

Now pipe it into toilet

They wanted to make it Beyond Good (while being evil too)

MMOs are time vampires. I've got the same experience with Guild Wars.

I know. I'm just stuck with gmail and doing what I can

I use Gmail at my workplace. They can go right ahead and use my emails that I check using Thunderbird to send me targeted ads if I ever use their search engine (I use DuckDuckGo).

Here's a userscript that renames Trump on every website you visit into a random humorous insult

It has been a long time since I bought an EA game, yeah. Bioware was their only developer that I cared for.

Gameboy too. There are so many new old games on itch.io.

Next update breaks something else

But the update after that...

Reddit killing RSS is the reason I'm on Lemmy. Those feeds have been in danger for a while.

There are scripts on some sites that attempt to block right-click saving, you know.

Next up: uBlock Origin filters get called piracy

Those RSS feeds have been so heavily rate-limited over the past year that they were practically unusable already. I'm glad they're finally making an announcement about it. No more ambiguity. No more aggressively sporadic 403 and 429 errors.

Go ahead and kill the only reason I ever used your site.