Lmao this author has never been in a house heated by a wood burning stove. That fireplace is probably big enough to heat the bedroom. Even then, There's an extra blanket on the bed in case the child gets cold.

Here's a fragment of reddit: I see something cool and go to the comments so that somebody can tell me it's wrong or stupid. I hadn't heard of DeepDream before this, and I'm glad I learned about it. The title of the article might be clickbait, but the content was pretty neat.

I feel like reddit has had a negative influence on my ability to participate in the internet altogether. I've been reading Reddit like a news website: clicking on content and reading comments. I've stopped contributing to the internet. I don't know how to find or create new content for the internet anymore, and I've stopped actally participating in discussion. Now that reddit has split, I'm being forced out of <strike>hiding<strike> lurking. I want to be able to produce content that is liked and popular, but I'm afraid.

I don't understand this thread and why people in the comments are crucifying this guy. What are the consequences of paying credit cards and rent on time but ignoring the student loan?

It's great breath of fresh air. I feel like I'm seeing something new for the first time in ages.

Thanks for making this site. I look forward to becoming part of the community. I'm excited to be able to contribute content, and hope everybody likes it.

Not paypal. They'll fuck you over as soon as you start generating revenue. Generate enough money and they'll claim you're "not a non-profit," disable your account, and take the money without a way to appeal the decision. They've done it before.