CharlesReed

Festivus, for the rest of us.

https://kbin.social/m/gaming and https://lemmy.world/c/games are here. They’re both relatively active. And don’t have a lot of Linux talk lol.

I watch Netflix on occasion and share it will my sibling, who watches it a ton. If it does go up any higher, I’m going to have to have them start paying for half. Otherwise, I’ll just have to cancel. They don’t have enough content to justify me paying anymore than I currently am. I’m mostly on Hulu anyway.

I have a Note 8, they’ve now had it for a while where you can single tap to open an app or run a command. But if you choose to do that, double press opens Bixby. So sadly you get Bixby no matter what.

My question is, what exactly do they consider ‘breaking news’? These days every news story starts off with ‘breaking news’. If they want to interrupt me so bad, I’ll find whatever I want to watch elsewhere.

Depending on what exactly you’re looking for, they’re probably out there, it’s just a matter of finding them, and then hoping there’s enough seeders to get it to download. The last thing I went searching for took me nearly a week to find, and then another half week to wait for someone to get online to seed it from, but I was determined lol

Yep, I don’t torrent that often, and when I do it’s usually because something is out of print and all the publicly available scans I can find online are really shitty. The torrents more often than not have pretty decent quality.

I didn’t even know this was a thing, and they’ve already cancelled it.

I’ve mentioned it to a couple friends, especially when they complained about losing their favorite subreddits and comments being deleted, but as far as I know they haven’t moved over. I’m not pushy or anything about it though, I just casually drop it in conversation, like “oh I was on kbin today and saw this thing, blah blah blah…”
That being said, we don’t follow each other on other types of social media/forums, so why would we here? They’ll keep doing whatever they’re doing, and I’ll be happy here.