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| Trimming subreddits made me feel like a god damn tyrannosaurus of maturity by Vested Id 07/28/2016, 12:53pm PDT | ||||
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| Reddit is maybe half as interesting as it was five years ago. I used to sort of admire the culture, now I feel like I'm forever running into all the cringiest versions of myself from childhood through young adulthood. There is no reason to subject yourself to anything on /r/funny, /r/gaming, /r/aww, /r/photoshopbattles (pathetic crew here), /r/lifeprotips, /r/showerthoughts, /r/tifu, /r/dataisbeautiful (AKA mmm yummy data i loove data mmm nomnomnom).
There are good active subs though it takes a lot of subscribing and unsubscribing to lean which ones aren't annoying in practice. There's an amazing Infrastructure subreddit. FOMA is eventually replaced with So That's What The Kids Are Into. I learned about Pokemon Go a day or two later than everybody else and it felt great. |
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How many books do you guys read a year? by 07/28/2016, 11:22am PDT  Around 8-10 by 07/28/2016, 11:40am PDT Trimming subreddits made me feel like a god damn tyrannosaurus of maturity by 07/28/2016, 12:53pm PDT I found it easier to cut down on everything else than Reddit by 07/28/2016, 1:55pm PDT Re: How many books do you guys read a year? by 07/28/2016, 3:57pm PDT Re: How many books do you guys read a year? by 07/28/2016, 3:59pm PDT |
