It was a really pleasant user experience with a lot of useful features. You had options for various layouts/views to scroll how you’re comfortable, you could easily find specific subs you’ve visited recently or most often and even posts/comments that you’ve interacted with. Sharing content was also easy and I could send images instead of just links. I really enjoyed the interface too so it’ll be nice to use something I enjoy and am familiar with
Shitty? When was one piece shitty?
So you may think! But I left three pounds of potatoes on a high shelf and forgot all summer til I noticed a smell. They rotted and started leaking everywhere. It stained the shelf. Potatoes will come for you if you give them time, humidity and heat
If you go one step further, you know what the first thing you ever smelled was?
Of course there’s a way, it’s quite easy. First, you’re gonna want to go to the community. Then,
According to some there are two vegan options there
I’m pretty happy with my 8. No issues really besides lacking a standard headphone jack, I lost the one it came with and just use Bluetooth though
I’m a bit confused, started using Lemmy earlier this month, made an account so I can subscribe to communities that interest me, still figuring it out a bit. What is kbin? Thanks!
What would an alternative be? If they aren’t price jacking or leaving everything in poor condition etc, then they’re providing a service (rental) for someone who may not be able to afford to purchase their own home. I can’t afford a house or apartment near enough to where I work so I have to rent. My alternative would be not having a job in my field (it’s pretty expensive to live anywhere it gets done) or commuting over two hours.
From my perspective as someone that relies on rented living situation, your parents provide a service that lets me keep my job and not be homeless
I thought it can be legally given as a gift with all long as money doesn’t change hands for that purpose. Not sure if I am supposed to post links here but from DarrowEverettLLP:
"Personal and Home Use Under the Act, individuals 21 years of age or older may legally:
Seems like the third point there says clearly you can gift that amount away