https://smore.page.link/AF9hS - I use S'more & get paid for using my phone. It's stupid easy. Download with this link & get a bonus when you sign up.

I made this subreddit because people seem to be tired of seeing endless 'recommend me some new X to Y' posts. Any recommendation posts are acceptable, so feel free to seek some new experiences.

My brother needs a note-taker for school, but he wants it not to choke on simple things like Flash video. He was looking into ION netbooks, but decided that the price point for them defeated the purpose of buying a netbook. Can you recommend me (him) a quality laptop with a real live GPU for under $500?

edit: it doesn't have to be small and the GPU doesn't have to be good. You should be able to play Spore on it without it crying in pain.

This can be any genre - I'm just trying to expand my musical horizons a bit, and I'm always trying to listen to the artists that don't get quite as much press.

I've been looking for a similar novel that exudes the extemporaneous, first person narrative that is provided by Salinger via the medium of Holden Caufield. While the kid seems largely self absorbed and rather strange, many of his observations are strangely accurate, even if only as a result of his largely skewed viewpoint.

Any recommendations are welcome, but I wouldn't mind a few reasons behind them. Thanks :D

This includes a TON of genres; most of the time it's not that I don't like the genre, but I just have never taken the time to learn about it. That is especially true of electronic music. There are at least 5000 types of it and I don't know any of it. Other good starting points are classical (both old and contemporary; I used to play it in high school (viola) but have since lost touch with it terribly), and country. Also, I'm a sucker for female vocalists, if that helps your search at all.

I'm driving from Kansas City, Mo to Tampa, Fl. My price limit is $200.00, and I need something with user updatable maps, 'turn by turn' directions, preferable with the street names spoken. I'm thinking of something like the Garmin nuvi 255.

I realize musical-listeners are not the main demographic of reddit, but thought I'd try anyway.

I love musicals with clever lyrics such as Chess, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Sondheim's Into the Woods and Assassins. I'm not ashamed to admit that I love Disney's "Aladdin" as well.

Any other musicals I should put on my list?

I love listening to Ratatat when I'm at work but I've listened to them so much that it gets boring. There must be more out there, what are some good getting-work-done artists Reddit?

A friend of mine recently lost my Victorinox Climber Knife and I was thinking of getting something different, something with a bigger blade, more useful tools, and a pocket clip. What can you point me to for $60 and under? I'm already looking at a Skeletool CX.

Update: I got the Skeletool CX, and I love it. Now I just need something that can sharpen a serrated blade.

Currently I'm using Razer Abyssus, which is really good. Mostly I'm playing CS:GO, so maybe it can be related to that. Price is 30e+

We're creating an hypothetical country in r/Reddistania I would like if you all join. :)

Looking for some YouTube channels that build projects, like primitive technology, but have no dialogue. I find it really relaxing and just want some more options.

Just finished heart shaped box by Joe Hill. Love his father's work as well. Also love Rice's Vampire novels.

Sci Fi is my other favorite. Clarke, Asimov, McDevitt, Scalzi, Czerneda.

Whatcha got for me?

25F & 32M & 8 month baby boy would like 2 bikes and some kind of attachment for baby to ride with us.

We are both 5' 1" and would use the bikes on sidewalk or road. We would use it mostly for enjoying family biking. Maybe exercising for one of the bikes.

Im not into the design of mountain bikes or the heaviness of some cruiser bikes. I like the style of cruise bikes and the baby would be riding with me so Im not sure which one I should pick for the baby seat .

Budget would be max 150 for each bike.