I think facebook is more toxic than reddit in some cases. We are just shielded from them as we don't interact with too many people on facebook

Well I use the official app. I tried redditisfun but it was pretty much the same. Do you suggest any other app?

Apollo is brilliant for iOS users.

https://apolloapp.io/

Been using it since release and I don't use the Reddit website directly now except to give gold.

Relay is quite good, I have (shamefully) used it for hour-long browsing sessions.

I'll second this. I've tried other ones but I always end up coming back to Relay.

On android, previously I used RedReader but I have since switched to Slide https://github.com/ccrama/Slide/ (available on Fdroid).

It has a nice UI and a lot of neat features.

Check out Sync for reddit for Android [0] and iOS (Beta) [1]

[0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.laurenceda...

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/sync_ios/

RedReader is great and open source.

Holy shit 30k? Hopefully the average is just skewed up by rich people. If middle class people are plunking down that much, it would be insane

I don't have much to compare against, but my own wedding was... infinitely small. 2 witnesses, low cost ceremony, marriage license, 2 day honeymoon in a B&B, and a car rental was all had for under $500. (1998). I'd also started a new job that week - my new cubemate had just moved back to the area from out of state. She'd been married the year before, was now going through a divorce, and they were fighting over who was going to handle the $20k debt incurred for their wedding expenses.

The $500 is a bit misleading - each family later threw us a small backyard get together with other friends/family, but we were in different countries, so there was airfare involved later, and the food/catering for each event was probably a couple hundred each (burgers, chips, drinks, cake, etc for a few dozens folks). Including airfare to visit people, and the cost of those events, it was probably still under $3k. I understand it was 20 years ago, but some people were spending $20k even back then, apparently.

I don't think so. I'm currently planning a wedding and while I hope to see the final price is under 30k, it would be very easy to go that high.

Just buying dinner and drinks for 150 people (which seems like a lot, but it's really easy to come up with a list that long) will probably cost you $5000. Then you need another place to put those people and that's another $5000. Then you might want a nice photographer for at least another $2000. Add in music, decorations, lodging, clothing, etc. and you're almost to 30k for a pretty "normal" wedding. Once you start getting higher end food/drinks/venue then the prices go up quickly.

Or you have a barbeque on the beach and spend $200 on meat, with BYOB.

libgen.pw is a mirror I usually use

libgen.io has some advantages. In my opinion the best advantage is that the search results also list the format of book results. It is easier to find a particular format, like epub. You can find out the format on libgen.pw, but it takes an extra step, involving going back and forth between the search results page, and individual book description pages.

That said, as of this moment, libgen.pw is up, even if libgen.io isn't.

Ikr, I'm so clueless. Its like they're trying be obscure.