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by throwaway32908 3y ago
You've probably already seen it and it doesn't fit most of the requirements but some might be interested to see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WikiReader
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by throwaway32908 3y ago
I'm basically on the "other side", I know some people have genuine security concerns but still find it amusing when people complain about devices being "obsolete" once they no longer receive updates, when I avoid th
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by throwaway32908 3y ago
See here or the .gov link from it if you prefer https://www.multpl.com/us-median-income/table/by-year Regardless of whether wages match inflation completely or how long they take to do so, the fact is that if sola
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by throwaway32908 3y ago
Not seeing ads is always free, just don't use the site, Reddit premium=content-without-ads. It's easy for them to allow premium users API access, they'll still be developed for third-party apps with an accessibility focus amo
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by throwaway32908 3y ago
Funnily enough there is also Reddit ReVanced, but with enough effort Reddit or YouTube could stop them working, so their existence doesn't change the argument about free/open APIs.
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by throwaway32908 3y ago
The Spotify solution (premium users can use any third-party client) would have made lots of money with less uproar. Another bonus, solves the supposed issues with allowing NSFW content through APIs. Google, for one, take a credit card as pr
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by throwaway32908 3y ago
Even though reddit probably don't tag the ads on their website deliberately, it's still really easy to block them in a browser
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by throwaway32908 3y ago
LEDs released->electricity bill reduced->money freed up->wages increase->price of everything else increases It's nice to see these efficiency gains aren't entirely eaten up in this way and the is some ultimate benefit
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by throwaway32908 3y ago
This is everyone's problem if we ever hope to retire