RedditExodus

I share my location with my wife. I can see what time she'll be home when she's leaving work. She gets to see which ditch I crashed my motorcycle into.

Afraid.org is what I've been using ever since dyndns started charging big prices for what used to be free.

Right? This just sounds like sailing with extra steps.

Even with a subscription cost for the API, users still won't be getting any NSFW posts. That includes porn obviously but there was also tons of non-porn NSFW content in subs like /r/drugs, /r/sex, etc.

I want to hear a story about how mankind threw the undertaker 30 feet onto an announcer's table.

I don't want to block the entire instance. I still want all the real porn, just not the cartoon/AI stuff.

I've been trying to block all the Hentai, cartoon, and AI porn communities on LemmyNSFW but other than that it's pretty great! If you turn on the auto-expand images setting it makes for easy left-hand browsing.

I run a plex server because I don't want to subscribe to 15 different services with 15 different shitty UIs just to watch TV. FF and rewind always works the same on Plex and the pause button is always in the same spot.

Every time I open Netflix or Hulu or Prime I am infuriated that it doesn't immediately take me to the last show I was watching.

Also I like to watch shows as they originally aired, not with missing episodes that Hulu pulled to keep advertisers happy (It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia and Community come to mind).

Yeah came here to say the same thing. The interactions between the different spell schools is incredible and they can also interact with the environment.

I wasn't able to, so instead I just added the additional pictures to comment replies on my original post. Not perfect but better than nothing.

Beer before liquor, you'll never be sicker.

Liquor before beer, you're in the clear.

It sounds like this dude didn't even have a gun on him. He obeyed all of the officer's commands and still got shot.

Half this country is concerned that the people crossing our border aren't the "best and brightest" but what about our law enforcement? It's certainly not the "best and brightest" who become officers.