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North Korea almost sounds like a window back to the past.
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Yes! I had to use tape to black out the LEDs on devices in my bedroom because I could see all manner of blinking lights once I dimmed the room lights.
c2h6 Now • 96%
Hah, this is what I liked the most about reddit - learning random bits of knowledge about things I knew nothing about. I'm glad to see this happen here too!
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Or...not at all.
c2h6 Now • 75%
There are a lot of vocal anti-threads people but theres also a lot of people(like me) who don't care as much, I just seldom post about it.
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Lol good on you for asking for it to be documented. Dumbass manager
c2h6 Now • 85%
Aggregated data is always scary.
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You can still delete manually. I sorted my comments by top and edited them to gibberish.
c2h6 Now • 92%
Is that right? I was under the impression majority opened back up.
Tbh I don't really care either way, I haven't been on reddit for 3 weeks now.
c2h6 Now • 100%
Nobody's ever gonna have an accurate answer.
c2h6 Now • 100%
I agree, reddit got too big to be fun. That said lemmy still needs to get bigger in order for communities to actually thrive.
c2h6 Now • 100%
They got 70m users in a few days. Mastodon has a few million after a year. I don't think Meta cares about us at all!
c2h6 Now • 66%
You wouldn't trade 1 year of your life for nearly 4 million dollars?
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I personally just sorted my comments by top scoring and manually changed some of my top comments to random gibberish! That doesn't get restored!
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Haha what country/state is this in, if you don't mind?
c2h6 Now • 100%
Everything is a subscription model now. You wanna hear a song on Spotify, same deal
c2h6 Now • 100%
This is foreshadowing for the fact that his allergy was psychological.
V R A V O
c2h6 Now • 100%
You're silly, pop pop
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Given all the antics by the company and the despicable behavior by spez and his henchmen, my position on reddit has gone from "I'll use it much less now that my mobile app is gone and I only have desktop access" to "I will go out of my way to avoid providing value to the company even if it inconveniences me".
I just spent the better part of 5 hours yesterday manually deleting all my top comments from reddit. They can revoke edits made by pushshift, but they won't be able to figure out which manual edits to revoke. I used to give out technical advice on reddit and I used to get messages thanking me for posts I made years ago. Now all of those posts are gone.
I'm not crazy! I know spez lied about the call! I knew Christian never threatened him. One dev to another. As if I could ever make such a mistake. Never. Never! I just – I just couldn't prove it. He – he covered his tracks, he got his PR people to lie for him. You think this is something? You think this is bad? This? This chicanery? He's done worse. /r/jailbait! Are you telling me that mod magically got a badge out of nowhere? No! He orchestrated it! Spez! He created the shitty new UI! And I believed him! And I shouldn't have. I took him at his word! What was I thinking? He'll never change. He'll never change! Ever since he was 26, always the same! Couldn't keep his hands off the site! But not our spez! Couldn't be precious spez! Gaslighting us all! And he gets to be rich!? What a sick joke! I should've stopped him when I had the chance! And you – you have to stop him! You-
So I just watched this episode. Does anyone understand the ending? I'm not sure what I'm supposed to take away from this.
I have a story that kinda fits! Never shared this before, but I'm sure many people have experienced something similar. Anyway, this was long ago in kindergarten. We had one teacher who, for some strange reason, hated it when kids went to the toilet. She'd track who went to the toilet and ask us kindergardeners things like "didn't you just go when I came in" or "why do you always need to go when I'm teaching". Oh and this is necessary context for later - our classrooms had louvered, transparent windows along the corridor, and the windows were usually kept open, so you could look in easily from the corridor. Some of us figured out that it was easier to hold your crotch and make a pained expression every time we needed to go. We'd just say "I really need to go" and hop around and she'd relent. But after a few too many people did that she got angry and declared that nobody could go to the bathroom twice in her class and started writing down the names of kids who went to the bathroom. If your name was on the board you couldn't leave the classroom again. So one day, one of my brilliant classmates asked to go to the toilet, then brought his workbook and pencil out with him. When he came back, he stood outside the classroom listening to the teacher. Our teacher asked him to come in. He said "but if I come in, I can't go to the toilet later." Of course the teacher made him come in and changed the rules after that. But I'd like to think this kid became a lawyer.
