It eats around 60 to 90 minutes of my days, which realistically means I spend 10% of the time I'm awake on Reddit.
I've already eliminated all the other socials and that has been very good for me, my mental health, my productivity, now it's time to move from Reddit too.
Besides, the user experience on the website has been nothing but degrading for years, so they making this quite simple for me to do.
You do understand that you are posting this to hacker news right?
Like back when the internet was a thing that people actually had to put effort into participating in so the average quality of content and engagement was consistently high more often than it was low.
Back when you actually had forums dedicated to single areas of interest, run by people who were interested in that thing "just coz".
I feel like Hacker News is literally the last little glint of light in a sea of seething darkness... it makes me nostalgic for the internet we had and lost.
Projectilepoints.net too!
My HN usage is quite low and acceptable as I often find work-related content.
Bold strategy. How is it going so far?