That actually makes sense. My mind is always wandering and random stuff pops up that I'll think about.
I didn't realize that sort of distraction could have physical effects like clumsiness.
No matter what side of the argument you're on, posts and comments should not be allowed to be restored without the author's permission. Reddit is only ensuring more people will go away or stay away.
I have a feeling many of those critical to the protest don't yet fully grasp what a Reddit without 3rd party apps will look like.
They'll soon find out how shit the base experience is without those apps. And we all know old.reddit won't stay around for long either
This guy is going to be fucked for a very long time.
Those are 3rd degree burns that will need months of healing. Everytime he goes to take a shit, he'll likely get infections from introducing fecal matter on an open wound, causing all kinds of issues.
Every shit he takes will be pure agony.
Pretty much all sort of info, news or otherwise, and often backed with sources and references.
For practical issues, people would often share tips or refer to helpful videos and step-by-step instructions.
I see. But I can imagine there's an equal chance that this situation pushes everything towards centralisation because if this AI can pick it all up from anywhere, and you don't interact with the UI directly, why bother posting something on an alternative to Twitter? Might as well post it at the same place because your friend's AI would just show them your post and not the ecosystem you posted it in.
Yeah same here.
I've been a Ferrari fan for over 30 years, before the Schumacher era started. It was great experiencing that sort of dominance but after the Mercedes and now RB era, I understand how boring that must have been for others.
Right now, I'd love to see 3-4 teams battles for the constructor's championship until the last race.
Xenxs @ Xenxs @lemmy.world Posts 5Comments 38Joined 2 yr. ago
That actually makes sense. My mind is always wandering and random stuff pops up that I'll think about. I didn't realize that sort of distraction could have physical effects like clumsiness.