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  • Keep Your Karma – What Not To Do On Reddit

    May 29, 2013

    Reddit proves its worth more with each passing day. As a source of entertainment, information, knowledge, memes, and LOLs, it is unrivalled in terms of the sheer scope of content it offers to the casual Web user. Which is why it totally deserves its place on the list of seven websites we could not live without. You don't even have to join Reddit to enjoy the various pleasures it has to offer.
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  • The 5 Best Free Reddit Apps for iOS

    April 23, 2013

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    Reddit is one of the most interesting websites on the Internet, and with such a mixed bag of users, it offers a massive variety of content. However, because each user is quite unique, their Reddit viewing preferences may all be a little different. While the browser-based version hasn't changed in years, iOS offers quite a few choices for viewing the website's content. Personal preference might be the decider here, but remember that all of these apps are of the highest quality.
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  • Meta – 7 Awesome Subreddits All About Reddit

    April 17, 2013

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    Reddit is rapidly becoming my favorite site on the Web. I'm a latecomer to its powers of seduction, being a veritable n00b compared to some of the other writers here at MakeUseOf. But I'm keen to explore Reddit, learning its subtleties and gaining new insights from subreddits aplenty as I do so. As it stands I consider Reddit to be one of the seven wonders of the Web, one of the pillars the whole community is based on and around.
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  • Your First Day On Reddit… Fixed

    April 11, 2013

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    Reddit is emerging as a true force on the Internet, which explains its inclusion in our list of wonders of the Web. It's a source for news and interesting factoids, the instigator of many memes, the popularizing force of many viral videos, and an all-round entertaining place to hang out online. I thoroughly recommend it to everyone, though there will inevitably be some people who decide it isn't for them.
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  • Take Reddit Out Of The Browser With These 7 Desktop Reddit Clients [Windows]

    March 21, 2013

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    Do you love Reddit's content, but wish it was organized differently? Try out a Reddit client for Windows. These third-party programs arrange the content you already love in a way you just might find yourself preferring – subreddits in columns, notifications in your system tray or a quick summary what's going on just a popup window away. Advanced features even deliver text-only versions of articles and automatically pull down images.
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  • TV For Reddit – An Awesome Way To Watch Videos [iOS]

    March 21, 2013

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    When people think of Reddit, generally, funny pictures and memes are the first thing that comes to mind. It's true, pictures are a big part of what makes Reddit tick. The world famous Ask Me Anything posts are another big part of Reddit. Celebrities and people from all walks of life jump on r/IAmA and fill us in on whatever we all want to ask. There is another level of entertainment on Reddit, and that comes in the form of videos.
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  • For Redditors With Style: 3 Great Reddit Tools For Mac OS X

    March 14, 2013

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    I think it's not unreasonable to say that Reddit fulfills the true purpose of the Internet - as an addictive time suck that can fill your mind with anything from obscure and probably illegal NSFW to pictures of squirrels eating unusual things (yep, that one I'll link to). But it's also fair to say the interface of the Reddit website itself is atrocious. So, here's a few apps - free and paid, good and bad.
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  • 8 Hilariously Specific Subreddits You Won’t Believe Are Actually Active

    March 13, 2013

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    The letter g. Squirrels eating things they usually wouldn't. Pictures of animals without necks. The law of subreddits states that if something exists, a community can and will eventually form around it on Reddit. I've outlined below just a few of the strangest subreddits I was able to find, and I think each of them proves this law in its own way.
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  • RedditToGo Offers An Intuitive Reddit Experience For Windows 8

    March 7, 2013

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    Browse Reddit intuitively, with columns. Reddit To Go is a Windows 8 app that opens every link you click in a column, allowing you to quickly browse from one story to the next. You can even see an open link right next to Reddit's comments about it. One of the most common criticisms of Reddit is that it's confusing. Go to the site and you see a list of links; click those links and you're taken away from Reddit.
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  • How To Use Reddit Like an Old Pro

    February 9, 2013

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    There are plenty of online communities which can be found on the Internet - Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and YouTube are easily the most popular and recognizable ones. However, there are plenty of other gems online which could potentially impact your life in a substantial way. One of these communities for me has been Reddit. I love Reddit not because of its design or features, but because of the culture that exists there as well as the content which people find and post.
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  • Reddit Is Fun – A Great Android Reddit Client

    January 19, 2013

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    Browse Reddit, Android-style. Reddit Is Fun is a free app for putting the best of Reddit at your fingertips. Sign in with your account and flip through your front page and favorite subreddits, or search for and explore any individual community on your own. Reddit is Fun is a near-perfect interface for the Internet's front page, allowing you to comment, vote or simply browse in just a few taps.
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  • 7 Most Important Websites We Can’t Live Without

    January 16, 2013

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    The World Wide Web (now more commonly known simply as the Web) has been with us for over 20 years now, and in that relatively short space of time it has unequivocally changed the world. For better or worse. The architects of the Web could not have foreseen what a huge impact their creation was going to have, but over the course of two decades and counting the Web has evolved into a sprawling mass of websites and pages that number in the billions.
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  • Penniless Because of the Holidays? 8 Money-Stretching Subreddits

    January 12, 2013

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    A secret corporation doesn’t want you knowing that prices actually go up on average from Black Friday until the end of December. However, immediately following the West’s orgy of gift giving, prices become flaccid. How do we, as consumers, take advantage of this situation? Having personally gone broke after throwing away money on underappreciated gifts, it occurred to me that finding good deals was more important than ever.
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  • From ProCamera to Paprika: My Top 10 Favorite Apps for 2012

    December 10, 2012

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    Following an annual tradition I started last year, I would like to take the opportunity to highlight the best and most useful apps from this past year. By now we all take for granted how relatively inexpensive mobile apps are, though many of them are very much a part of our daily workflow for getting things done. From a mobile pro camera app to a food recipe manager, these apps are what make my iPhone and other Apple hardware devices worth the investment.
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