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Paying for great things that you love

creators gotta eat too, and it helps them do that. your five or ten dollars a month does way more good than spending it on a Netflix subscription. the ad based internet economy is dying; you need to pay for things you like or they will not survive. it feels good, too. (yes i acknowledge the irony of not being a pro user)

@phil

Feb 2, 2024

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being a patron of the arts

They make it easy now you just use your phone to pay a subscription

@britty

Feb 2, 2024

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paying for premium for as long as PI.FYI can keep this vibe going

I'd NEVER pay for a algo-driven, ad-saturated social network...so even if it's purely symbolic in the long run, I just upgraded to demonstrate with my wallet that there is a market for this cool community.

@Mint_Octopus

Jan 26, 2024

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going home for 48 hours and not a second more

go see ur family, eat some mexican food, and RUN

@ylianna

Mar 14, 2025

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i did it

it is actually so good what the heck i am genius

@ylianna

Mar 11, 2025

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weird film for cameras

i first bought a film camera at an antique shop last summer and i immediately fell in love with it. despite the cost of film and development, i love it so much more than most cameras. i grew up accidentally collecting cameras from thrift stores and my mom’s friends, including one of the very first popular models of polaroid camera! when i bought the film, the man who owned the store gave me some free 18-exposure (i think ?) film. when i got the film developed, i realized that there was this blue hue to the photos. i am not sure why and didnt think to google it but for whatever reason, the next set of developed photos had that same hue, but ONLY FOR THE FIRST 8 EXPOSURES i was so confused but i dont care honestly it looked good while it lasted

@ylianna

Mar 12, 2025