I'm basically in the exact same boat. Used namecheap forever, and sometimes use route 53. They both work well

Yeh. Seems like it worked out at the end of the day

This is going to be even worse than reddit search, unfortunately. There's not an easy way to make a search like this scale for the small amount of instances we even know about. Considering there are tons of instance out there and there will probably be more in the future, these problems are going to crop up a lot more. It's actually much easier to search in one centralized location, however the reddit search actually ended up being implemented.

I buy it if it's something I want to have in my collection long term, or if I might be wanting to play it regularly without them.

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What's your spaghetti policy around here

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Quite a few, actually

• Artisan Keycap collecting, to a lesser degree mechanical keyboards (I usually use them as displays to showcase my artisans)
• Boardgame collecting and playing. I'm a big fan of modern area control games. Also trying to design some. Slowly.
• I curate a magic the gathering commander cube. Hopefully mtgcube gets a community somewhere around here
• Reading, lots of fantasy there.
• EDM shows and festivals, recently. Probably have been going to too many, but I always jump in with both feet

I'm hoping that the r/fantasy and progressionfantasy groups move here. Currently rereading Cradle to catch up to Waybound

Pretty much. Reddit is too big, and even these big subs going dark is only a drop in the bucket for what reddit is at this point. There's too much traffic on too many small subs, not even talking about all the porn subs still bustling with activity. The only thing people can do is move somewhere else and not get sucked back in.

I have a friend who loves their Zojirushi rice cooker. Basically anything Zojirushi

Wizards when they realized they could make money printing their own mtg proxies