Just got to get to a blind curve or hill and hope there's a turn off, not that I've ever done this of course, but it works

Order me a beer. I'm almost there

Get to know your neighbors. A good relationship with your neighbors is life changing. Other than that, find like minded groups on Facebook or though your local community centers.

I guess the thought process is they wouldn't be as likely to make that area their permanent camp spot if they didn't have wifi access... Maybe....I dunno

Already had dinner, but now I'm craving seconds

Priorities

Something like reddit doesn't long if it's not profitable. He's not in the same reality that we are

Honestly, a 3 day, partial shutdown is less than 1% percent of their annual online time. The strike has got to last much longer imo

Nothing suggests buying a PlayStation is ever a bad idea unless you're broke or addicted to gaming

For me, I haven't left yet but I will significantly reduce my time on reddit once my app of choice shuts down (Boost). If reddit updates their app to the standard of the 3rd party apps they are killing, I'll be happy to continue my use. Side note, I've found lemmy (jerboa app use) because of this and will hang around here regardless of what happens with reddit

Boost was amazing for me. Daily user, but not anything other than browsing, some commenting, and minimal posting. Is live for the dev to take a crack at a lemmy app

Does Reddit have the power to un-blackout the subreddits? I.e. Overrule the mods and open things up? I feel like, as in most cases, there are a modest sized group of high caring individuals that will reject/boycott/cancel reddit, but the majority of users, casual and the ones that make reddit their life, will just continue on, only slightly inconvenienced.