Seems to me you bought it for death, actually
Tetris. Always down for a quick game
It's a shame that studies on marijuana and its effects on users were blocked and considered taboo subjects for so long. The reason we have these types of conflicting messaging about the safety/danger of marijuana use, is because there has not been enough research or longitudinal studies in those regards.
Can you become addicted to marijuana? Maybe. Does marijuana cause cancer? Maybe. Does it cause this or that or the other thing? Maybe.
For now we have to make assumptions. If you're worried about getting addicted, you should probably stay away. If you're worried about it being a carcinogen, you should probablt stay away. We're probably a long ways away from having conclusive evidence to show either way.
Set your DNS to dns.adguard.com. It's life-changing.
But know that Adguard will see all of your domain lookups, so that could be a no-go for some.
Hot tip for anyone looking to save a little money and have an ad free experience on Kindle.
I bought the Kindle with ads, saved like, $30 I think? Anyway, if you buy a Kindle with ads, set it all up and use it for a bit, contact Amazon support and say how you didn't realize that it came with ads and that the ads are very intrusive or some other BS like that. They'll tell you that you can pay a one time fee (once again, I think it was $30) to remove them. Just say something about how that's awfully expensive , and keep saying how much you really love the device, but you think you're going to return it because of the ads. The second you say you'd like to start the return process, they'll panic and just say that, "good news, we've decided to remove the ads for you for free".
Obviously being nice and not an asshole is the way to go. Actually just don't be an asshole to any support person. They don't get paid enough to get treated like shit.
Disclaimer: this was like 5 years ago.
I've mostly used Liftoff, and for the most part I really like it. However, I find that Liftoff, like many other Lemmy apps, doesn't scratch my itch for very small posts on the front page.
I don't enjoy scrolling constantly to browse, I prefer the feel of something like rif without cards as seen below
I got a little exasperated after trying a bunch of apps and sifting through settings, so I'm wondering if any of you fine folks have suggestions for me.
Thank you so much u/talklittle for 10+ years of enjoyment. The thing that stood out about rif was how clean and information dense the list view was. It reminded me of old.reddit where you're looking at a list of posts instead of constantly scrolling like the newer reddit card design. Makes me feel slightly more sane about staring at my phone.
Very excited to see where your future takes you. reddit was always going to fail. Every site or social media network will eventually fail. In its place will fall something else. As ridiculous as your experience has been, perhaps this is for the best.
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