What sucks is that TIFU was decent before people started doing it... Malicious compliance started to decay at that level too in the last year or two
peyotecosmico
joined 2 years ago
It would be nice. But a reminder that they hired a person to type for them doing AMAs in reddit... Yes typing.
They just don't care, aren't tech savvy, don't have time or don't want to do it.
I bet they just want to go where there's most of the people to do their promotion once instead of several places and save time. You could try to explain federation to them but I bet they just want to use the "new Twitter".
I was watching that Felicia Day announce that she made a threads account and she is (or pretends to be) tech savvy. She has geeks as fan base that would mock her for doing so... Image someone like Scarlett Johansson "waste"time in her own server
I can bet he is balding or something similar and he doesn't want to update the picture
That's exactly what happened with reddit, I think it's better to have more than one, worst case scenario you only sub to one and if it goes down there's a quick alternative.
Personally I sub to both and if an article repeats no big deal I just move on
I think this answers your question: pirate D&D books
I guess depends of the admin, need to ask them.
Ohhhhhhhhh! Burn!
It's disheartening that they are the ones that got screwed and yet they keep supporting the company...
Not real enough, she needs to have a face of disdain when she looks at me :(
Clear posts that I've already read, but be able to see them again with refresh. Not completely gone like with the settings option. This is what I miss the most of my old Reddit client.
Sorting, if I sort by new it's really really similar to hot right now, just one article or two different. In fact I get hot articles that are 8 mins old, something isn't right.
Link/image handleing is hit and miss right now, sometimes they don't expand when I "click" on them.
This one could be fun if people didn't leave most of the time
It's their own damn fault for letting the algorithm have spammy/fake websites ride to the top of the search while legit sites are on the bottom. If you look for a product you get a full page or 2 of "bestVacuum.com" type of sites that are just paid sites pretending that they are reviewers.
If you are having issues with removed/blocked reddit solution you can check the cache in the google search but some sections don't have them.
Cesar/Leo if you are out there thank you for enduring my stubbornness in learning Linux on Slackware. I bet you were patient every time I had issues and you didn't force me to switch distros. Thank you.