But the protests made it clear that letting moderators make their communities private at their discretion “could be used to harm Reddit at scale” and that work on this feature was “accelerated” because of the protests.
Because Reddit admins deserved that harm. We’ve handed them all this free data and resource and they decided it was theirs.
I need friends like you. I would have eaten so much I felt ill. Then helped clean. (I love cleaning, I know I’m weird.)
In reverse, I’d never throw a party like that because my anxiety is exactly afraid it’ll turn out like you said.
Their prices are no better than somewhere like Walmart,
And their products are smaller. There are Dollar General sized versions. So you end up with less product per dollar spent.
A lot of people used pandemic relief funds to invest, notably in real estate.
$1400 to invest in real estate?!
doctortran? The doctortran? The real doctor? The dashing special agent with a PHD in kicking your ass? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FO0kRE5OTZI)
One time I commented that my favorite game was WoW, down voted -15 for no apparent reason.
I wouldn’t use that as evidence that you were bot-attacked. A lot of people don’t like WoW and are mad at it for disappointing them. *coughSHADOWLANDScough*
This isn’t about the food being bad, this is about your family being bad cooks.
It’s very cool
Wait, are they cool or hot? I’m so confused.
All of my recipes are physical. I find them online, digitally edit, then print and put in my recipe binder. I will not use screens in the kitchen… It makes them dirty and I can’t make notes easily.
And it dismisses the time component of self hosting. It’s not going to be zero.
Brother? Are you sure about that?
Yes
I’ve thought about it. I fear for the world my kids are inheriting. My fears are because I know how stupid the people in charge are. I didn’t used to know. Now I know that the country is run by narcissistic aristocrats. Honestly, I really get why us millenials are surging in homesteading even though it’s really hard and inefficient. It’s control. You control more of your own life.
Thanks, I was gonna post this if someone hadn’t.
The battery died on my old shaver. Because I can’t leave well enough alone, I decided to see if I could replace it. Spent so much time tracking down the battery model number and looking for a replacement only to find out it’s a standard triple a. It’s identity was obfuscated by the stupid labeling. Soldered it in and bam, razor still works for several years.
Enshittification continues. I used to evangelize roku bc I want a dumb TV. I guess that’s no longer valid.
Anyone past the age of 30 and isn’t skeptical of the latest tech hype cycle should probably get a clue. This has happened before, it’ll happen again.
What I DO feel the need to respond to is the notion that we don’t need human writers anymore.
I think we do need human writers. In my experience, though, the TLDR bot cuts thru the fluff. It’s like those recipe blogs that have to add “jump to recipe” button. That button exists because I don’t need 1,000 words about the author’s childhood. Sure, there are some people who do, but I don’t, and that option is great. Most other kinds of blogs/essays don’t have that. If there was a TLDR section, and then a “would you like to know more” after that, then the TLDR bot wouldn’t need to exist. Too many articles need to get to the damn point.
Which came first…did ad-blocking lead to more aggressive advertisements, or did more aggressive advertisements lead to ad-blockers…
I know this is rhetorical, but I’m gonna bet that advertisers led to ad blockers. I don’t mind mild ads, but mild ads don’t generate sales. Heck, I’ll watch the right ad if it’s amusing. I watched a 30 minute ad for Surfshark because TomSka made it funny. When it’s noises, popups, security issues all to drive sales, then I’m gonna block it.
Yep. Even if it’s larger, I’ll post in a smaller, non-ml. I don’t mind reading their stuff and them existing but with the seemingly random moderation shenanigans, I avoid it.