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Moving Instances

I will be deleting this account in a few days. My new temporary home will be etmarchand@friendica.opensocial.space while I work to set up my own self hosted server. You may get a follow request from the other account. That is indeed me.

I am manually re-following rather than transferring the account. I end up having to go through and "re-follow" anyway usually (having now done this 4 times). It was a good opportunity to trim my follows. I choosing only (mostly) people this time and dumping news and tech sites. I follow those on Bluesky and Mastodon. Don't need to repeat it on Friendica. Will clean up my "feed" considerably and let me see what I actually want to see - people!

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Why Stickman Hook Remains Popular

The secret behind Stickman Hook Game lasting popularity is its perfect balance between challenge and accessibility. It’s easy to pick up but difficult to master. The game constantly pushes players to refine their skills while keeping the experience fun and lighthearted.

In a market full of complex mobile games, Stickman Hook shines by keeping things simple, smooth, and endlessly entertaining. Whether you’re a casual gamer or someone who enjoys mastering physics-based challenges, this game offers a swinging adventure that’s hard to put down.

Another strength of Stickman Hook is its bite-sized level structure. Most levels can be completed in under a minute, making it perfect for short gaming sessions. Whether you’re waiting in line, commuting, or taking a quick break, the game fits seamlessly into your schedule. At the same time, its addictive nature encourages “just one more try.” Failing a level doesn’t feel frustrating — instead, it motivates players to improve their timing and try again.

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