As long as the screen isn't totally wet, I don't have much trouble reading off of it.

It's fine, but a bit limited, mostly because I usually used Reddit for a bunch of niche stuff that hasn't made its way over here yet. If it does, I'll be pretty happy. If not, I'll go follow the subs to Discord or wherever they end up going, or just check in on Reddit on occasion if the communities stay where they are.

Assuming that there will be phones with unlockable bootloaders sold in the US in the future. There are precious few of them now. Importing's always an option (and quite easy these days), but then you run into the problem of band support.

That coloring makes it look an awful lot like an accessory for the OG Xbox.

To quote another Matt Groening show: "A little from column A, a little from column B."

Screw you ingrates! I'm going to start my own network, with blackjack, and hookers! Seriously though, I wouldn't be surprised to see JVG and several other former ESPN personalities end up on Fox Sports, NBC or whoever wins the upcoming battle for the league's TV rights. Personally I'd like to see NBC get them again, since they'd likely bring back Bob Costas and their Sunday NFL offering has been very solid since they started doing football again.

I certainly hope so.

If you've yet to buy it, go take a look at GG.Deals; it's a great price comparison tool that lets you look at prices across a bunch of online stores.

To be fair, a lot of Reddit was starting to turn into that anyway. Not the more niche subs, but many of the bigger ones had been going in that direction for a while now.

There's actually a third party app on the Play Store that's better than Sony's default offering: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=psplay.grill.com

The developer's also made an Xbox version, for any of you who might have one of those.

Because Masai has been fence sitting ever since they won that title back in 2019. He's so in love with some of his own guys that I don't think he can bring himself to do a full teardown.

That is it, but unfortunately it only works with the official app. If I recall, it strips out a couple of the more annoying features and blocks ads.

Old Reddit was certainly plain and stripped-down, but when was it ever hard to use?

I'm just hoping that most of my favorite niche subs move to something more decentralized; Reddit has a bunch of specialized communities that I'd hate to lose.