Good points, thanks for the input! I only have about $7k in debt so it's not too much money we're talking about. I'd only accrue $238 in interest in the first year.
I think the apps will drastically improve in the next month so I'm just using a mobile browser until I see which one becomes the best. The mobile browser is already way better than reddit on a mobile browser so it's not bad.
Exactly. I pretty much exclusively used RIF for the past 11 years. I might still check old.reddit for local news and maybe subredditdrama to see how reddit's quality is declining, but I will find somewhere else for everything else I used reddit for.
I've heard a lot of people share the same sentiment - it's actually a good thing that we don't have access to reddit apps now. It was too addictive, took up too much of our time, and now we get to try new things.
I'm just using a mobile web browser for now until I figure out which app is best. Also hoping for the site to speed up load times before I commit to an app.
How are older organic pesticides more dangerous to the environment??
Neem oil for example is completely safe afaik.
I wasn't able to figure out how to login and it gave me an error.
Does this work on mobile? I only pay for premium to get rid of ads and to allow the video to keep playing when I use other apps.
Home insurance is going to change in a crazy way over the next decade.
Good points, thanks for the input! I only have about $7k in debt so it's not too much money we're talking about. I'd only accrue $238 in interest in the first year.
Ooh, I love her stuff! I might have to buy a ghost shirt closer to Halloween
Same, it logged me out but it's still updating. Anyone know how/why?
Ha! I had the same two habit subreddits. Plus legaladvice.
I think the apps will drastically improve in the next month so I'm just using a mobile browser until I see which one becomes the best. The mobile browser is already way better than reddit on a mobile browser so it's not bad.
Exactly. I pretty much exclusively used RIF for the past 11 years. I might still check old.reddit for local news and maybe subredditdrama to see how reddit's quality is declining, but I will find somewhere else for everything else I used reddit for.
I've heard a lot of people share the same sentiment - it's actually a good thing that we don't have access to reddit apps now. It was too addictive, took up too much of our time, and now we get to try new things.
I'm just using a mobile web browser for now until I figure out which app is best. Also hoping for the site to speed up load times before I commit to an app.
11 years with reddit and RIF for me! I'm actually feeling a little rejuvenated being free from it and trying something new.