It's so completely wild and backwards. Imagine your not a reddit user, but a search leads you to a reddit link, and you're on your phone. You see all this stuff about downloading the app instead, and you're just going to bail, never reading the post. If there was no friction, they may have converted a new user.
They act like everyone already uses reddit and the users are so addicted they'll put up with anything.
Ignoring my general problems with Meta, I find Instagram very clunky in general. Pass.
I've always been a fan of destruction and general environment interactability in games. Imagine what Red Faction Guerilla could be on modern hardware.
The shadow cabal that ran Reddit
Now I'm nostalgic for the YouTube parties of old...
I wonder to what extent the lower tier cards are just under performers from the same high tier process.
Just thought I could casually install neovim
*said 100 plug-ins later