NostraDavid

I requested my data via https://www.reddit.com/settings/data-request, and used every ID on that list to delete the comment via a small Javascript script I used in the browser (so I didn’t need to log on via their API, as I already was logged in).

It took a while because I had a 1 second delay between each delete. Before deleting I had actually replaced the last 1000 comments with some AI slow to poison their DB a little, before I decided to just slowly burn it all.

I’ve now been reddit free for a year, after having browsed the gods-forsaken site since 2008.

Eh, there are a few minor communities I would want to invite. The rest can proverbially burn with the platform.

The reason I watched it was because the captain just kicks a bad guy into his ship’s engines instead of stupidly argueing.

Not the scene I’m talking about, but it’s a solid reason why Firefly was so good:

Mal (the captain) Shoots

edit: found it! Good shit.

Also the first one to mention Foundation - a great itch-scratcher if you have an itch to scratch after The Expanse. Completely different setting though (written by Isaac Asimov - Foundation, that is), so do expect a way-different world. Still very SciFi.

If you’re not convinved yet: Foundation also has Jared Harris/Anderson Dawes as an actor, so you know that shit is goooood.

+1 for Foundation and Expanse. If you love scifi with some space-ship battles, and some spooky mysteries (it might be the future, but that doesn’t mean magic hasn’t become real :3 )

edit: Ah, no mention of Farscape yet? Booo! Earth Astronaut get jettisoned into the future; he has a heroe’s journey, living ships, wacky looking aliens (not current-day wacky, if that makes sense), and a very solid bad guy. Good shit. Feels a bit like Star Trek x Star Wars x Firefly, if that makes sense? Seriously, it’s good.