Reddit is awesome.
The self-titled "front page of the internet" is loaded with communities of people sharing links and communicating with each other about nearly any topic you can imagine.
The site is currently home to 238,310 different communities, or subreddits.
With all that going on, how do you get started and find what you like?
r/LifeProTips
What they talk about: How to optimize and improve specific aspects of daily life. Productivity and time-saving tips a la Lifehacker.
Who it's for: Anyone wanting to save time and get more done with less.
What you'll learn: How to use boric acid to cure a yeast infection.
r/Technology
What they talk about: If you're reading this site, then you probably have a good guess. This is a place to talk all things tech and tech-related.
Who it's for: People with strong opinions on mobile operating systems, 3D printers, and startup valuations.
What you'll learn: How The Pirate Bay managed to stay operational by switching to an Icelandic hosting company.
r/UpliftingNews
What they talk about: News items with happy or nostalgic themes.
Who it's for: Anyone who wants a reminder that the world is still a pretty cool place.
What you'll learn:How a burglar repaid money he had stolen from a convenience store 30 years ago...with interest.
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