Yeah I have heard a lot of Porter Robinson's stuff before. It was really that NPR announcer in conjunction with the Jazz/André 3000 that has me so addicted to the sound.

So I agree we shouldn't sit around bitching about Reddit, however I also think its important to realize early on what Reddit did that didn't work so we can make sure it docent happen in Snapzu's infancy. There were a lot of mistakes Reddit made that we need to be sure not to make here and it is important to discuss them to make sure they don't happen.

Oddities like this makes you wonder how much other knowledge is lying on dusty shelves, waiting to be rediscovered. I think this sums up the fascination in this perfectly, there is so much unrecorded information out there waiting to find its way online but hasn't yet. It is really exciting if you think about it.

What is it about putting the words "Deep web" in something and all the sudden it becomes twice as creepy. I know that youtube horror games are all the rage right now but this one stood out because its "from the deep web". Is there any reason this game couldn't have existed as a regular download from any other site? Not at all, it just adds another shroud of mystery the youtube audience of today is perpetually hungering for.

Seconded, Snapzu is the only alternative that I have been able to consistently use over the past couple of days. This is a good thing though because Snapzu seems like the front-runner anyways. Lets just hope it can continue to hold up the way it has.

Even with the discounts from insurance companies, disabling cellular data to your phone while driving has a lot of other poor implications. Did the article say anything about internet radio? I listen to spotify almost exclusively when I drive and it wouldn't really be worth an insurance discount for me to switch back to over the air radio again. It is an interesting idea I just don't see it catching on.

You always have the issues here of what happens during an emergency situation. What if you need to report a drunk driver, or if you are in a situation where you need to call the police and you do not feel comfortable exiting your car or turning it off? In theory it is an interesting idea but I think that hands free technology will get good enough to make texting and driving a non-problem in the near future.

To be fair Pao was under a lot of pressure to monetize a site that is anti-monetization in a way that few other communities are. If Snapzu finds a way to monetize this thing in a way that the community is cool with I don't see them having a lot of issues. However this is easier said than done.

You could literally give most of the folks over at r/conspiracy a megaphone and a crowd of 10,000,000 people and tell them they can say whatever they want, they would still tell you that the government has programmed the megaphone to alter what they are saying. There is no speech free enough for them.

I just don't see anyone dethroning Google any time soon. I know how to use google, I know how it likes things phrased and how to find exactly what I want by how I key in my search. I have been using google for nearly as long as I have been using the internet and I think that this is true for a lot of people.

Sites like DuckDuckGo are awesome in theory but their algorithm still needs a lot of work (i.e become google) for me to ever hop ship. I just don't see Google going anywhere for a while.

I like to think of smartwatches in the same way I think of 3D technology. 3D is cool, but it is too gimmicky. In the same way that people thought everything was going towards 3D five years ago, everyone is thinking people will start wearing smartwatches now. Wearable tech certainly does have a future but I just don't think it is right now.

Melee I think will always reign as the most popular in the series. Sm4sh has done really well but I think that it will have a similar longevity to brawl, in that it is really popular when it first comes out but proves to have little staying power. Melee is just such a perfect example of a beautiful accident, the meta is just so deep and there is no endgame in sight. Don't get me wrong I like sm4sh, a lot, I just don't know how I will feel about it two years from now.

Hi all,

Im coming over from ECR as well, I work at a B&M in the South Eastern United States. A lot of times when the mornings are slow I like to browse ECR and help answer a lot of the "beginner questions" because it was fairly easy and I remember being confused when I started.

I agree, I like /t/vaping a lot better than that ugly name with the underscore in it. I hope that people can find us here, should we post something in ECR about it?

Hope to get to know you all soon! Jello