I know we don't "own" the content but automating the starship thread (copy from reddit) would still be slick.
Automation of other things like CSI Star Base sounds great too.
I have cold-turkey'd reddit so I miss my news :)
In my state we have signs that say "LITTER AND IT WILL HURT".
I loath littering but those signs always make me chuckle.
Great suggestion!
they give you credits for the remaining time of your subscription, that you can use if you contract other services.
Well apparently you don't get a refund. You get credit for their service.
they give you credits for the remaining time of your subscription, that you can use if you contract other services.
Going to paste* this comment from HN I saw earlier today:
Proton, the company that still in 2023 doesn't allow to cancel the auto renewal without losing access to the services you have already paid, the most anti-consumer thing I have seen in my life.
Here is how it works: 1. You pay for example for 2 years of access. 2. After a few months you decide to remove the auto renew and just use the remaining time of your subscription, your only option is to cancel your current subscription and lost access to any premium service you paid for, they give you credits for the remaining time of your subscription, that you can use if you contract other services. So you are force to cancel the subscription before the renewal time and hope you don't forget to cancel it.
Run from this company.
What did they screw up? (Other than the price)
Class act.
I donated a few bucks to get the wallpapers because Christian is a boss but them all being Snoo-based I just couldn't find my self to use them.
If you use firefox, check out these 55 single-function addons to improve life (all same dev; not me)
Favorited! I'll take a look, thanks for posting.
Also a bustling ecosystem of 3rd party apps.
I've learned iOS dev + Swift just to contribute to one that I love and enjoy using.
Good luck to them. Reddit's API pricing makes no sense for scaling between power users and casual users.
The fact that they didn't just bundle 3rd party apps into reddit premium is mind boggling to me.
How has the factory in Berlin panned out? Has it turned into high quality jobs for locals? (I actually don't know)