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Where/How do you find random new information that maybe useful?
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Priming the Instagram reels, that's how I discovered feng shui, b grade movies, sewing etc. But imo scrolling is a big time waster. That's why I uninstall it from time to time.
Always fun when you get a string of good carpentry or gardening tips
Are there any websites similar to instagram, but don't ask a viewer to sign in to view content.
Nitter has helped with Twitter(formally X).
Fb and insta usage is low because there are no nice frontends.