widowhanzo
Yeah I just don’t see a value Reddit can have for shareholders, other than selling ads (even more). If it was insanely profitable, the owners would be reaping profits already.
More companies should stay private, look at Steam for example, they’re doing things at their own pace and developing things that aren’t instantly profitable because they’re not concerned with shareholders opinions.
I was considering 6700XT for 1440p 144Hz, so for 1080p it will be plenty of power.
Probably because people treated subs like hashtags, yeah let’s repost this photo to as many somewhat relevant subs as possible. Every other social media uses hashtags, so reddit must be the same, right?
But in some smaller, non default, niche communities, you still found plenty of quality, original content. Many of those were too small to probably even make it to Lemmy at all, let alone gain some traction. But I’m happy /c/flashlight is over here already.
200€ for Decathlon Elops Speed 500, and another 100-ish for the lock, front rack, fender, lights. But now I can keep my bike inside the office, so I just ride my gravel bike.
Everything in the backpack, I don’t like stuff in my pockets while riding.