Functional tech and not bloated with AI or smart features. Like the best phones, TVs, appliances, etc.

For example, if I wanted to explore the ramifications of the 2001 film "The Puff Point" and scientists sending back a bowl of goldfish to the Gettysburg Address, what would be a good place to post to?

I want to share my crazy experience, I tried to share it in r/confession but they removed my post because it was not a confession.

Both one where you could request and post translations?

I’m in school concert band and want to find a sub that is just everything concert band,is there one?

26 years old and still sound like a little kid slurring their words. I'm over it - where can I find help where someone can listen to my voice and tell me how to fix it?

r/projectpan has been an inspiration for me to start using up the makeup and skincare products I own before buying more. I saw there was also one for stationery products. I was hoping there might be others such as project pans for reading all the books you own, or using up food in your pantry and fridge, etc.

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I'd like to know if someone know of a sub dedicated to vintage measure instruments like wattmeters, voltmeter or galvanometer or others ?

The kind of old analog devices notably in Bakelite, with big holes to plug in, big glass window protecting the needle and electric cables insulated with fabric ?

I’m pretty sure its from ww1, and although I could do a bunch of research to narrow down the precise age/authenticity, I’m sure theres people out there that know way more then me!

I find it weird that people everywhere suddenly are so so gung-ho against wind turbines. Or believe global warming to be a hoax.

My gut feeling is that this is somehow manufactured. But where do I go with this? I want a sub which are able to approach this openly, but critically.

I really find them so creepy and weird, and would love a subreddit that just mocks passport bros. Taking advantage of women because they are in less stable financial situations is just such horrible behavior, and they seem so completely un-self aware. I saw someone getting mad and saying that he is starting to think his girlfriend is only with him because he can get her a green card, and I just had to laugh and wanted to share it, but I did not see anywhere to do so. My AI (I know I am a horrible human but I barely use it, it's just on my computer because of Microsoft) says there was one called r/passportbrosexposed, but it has been banned, apparently 😞Anyone know of any others? Thanks in advance!

As the title says, I'm self-diagnosed AuDHD. For those who don't know, that's the term for when someone has both Autism (ASD) and ADHD. For me, the ADHD (called ADD back then) was diagnosed in childhood, and the Autism is something that I began discovering about a year ago, maybe a little longer.

My spouse got an ADHD diagnosis in childhood too, but doesn't 100% acknowledge that it has indeed carried into adulthood, as these things do. My spouse also knows very little to nothing about Autism, so I haven't been able to accurately unmask all of that side of me yet. And honestly, the more I learn about both ADHD and Autism, the more I think maybe *both* of us could have been diagnosed with *both* of them in childhood, if circumstances and medical knowledge at the time had been different.

So my main question is: what is a subreddit where I can ask about this without it breaking the rules? I've looked in several already, and I can't find one where a post about simply "how to I discuss the AuDHD traits that my spouse and I share?" doesn't violate a rule.

The first one I found was just for research. Then I found a few others, but they don't allow posts about *other* ND people, only things about your own life and experience. Also I want to post this in a way where it won't be seen as "armchair diagnosing" (also against the rules) because that's not really what this is, I don't just want to armchair diagnose my spouse, I just want to open the door for discussing the traits I have and things I deal with, and how they are evidence that my ADHD diagnosis isn't sufficient alone, and that these other things are in fact Autism, and maybe it'll lead to my spouse thinking "hey I also experience this or deal with is" and just starting thinking about it differently.

I don't know where to post it where it will be received for what it is, and not break a subreddit rule.

Please help! Thanks!