Reddit was shitty, just because it’s people and people suck. But I hung around because…I’m a masochist I guess. I left because of the 3rd party shit. I’ve never gone back. As that great '80s pop band said,“People are people.”
I had to read your comment to realize it wasn’t some cool home-chicken-owner egg holder.
In my experience, it’s just a couple topics that bring out unreasonable assholes. After I spent a little time blocking the assholes, and then using a keyword filter to just skip shit I don’t want to have any interactions with, the experience became much better.
I hate it so freaking much when I’m thrown into nano. I have to quickly exit and fix whatever made that happen.
A wizard.
The couple of times they tried out roundabouts in my area, they didn’t last long because people were too stupid to figure out how to use them. So instead they just bitched until they were taken out.
That’s a good one. Thanks for sharing. I’m adding it to my yt-dlp aliases right now.
My limited experience in my little pocket of the US is that the produce sections have gotten much shittier. There was a great produce store near me that was in business since the '60s, but they closed last year. Maybe that’s what I’m noticing, but all the grocery stores in the area have a pretty shit selection of fresh produce.
I don’t even know what anyone means when they throw out “liberal” anymore.
At least 77 million at last count.
Once or twice every 4-5 years.
It’s not something I obsess about, but when it’s mentioned, then yeah, I think I am still upset.
An old family friend has done this a few times. They have a place in Colorado. They’ve spent a month or more in Netherlands and NZ for sure, and I think a couple other countries. They’ve had good experiences doing it. I don’t know the details though.
Dude just could have said something like,“Hey, I’m a developer of Plex and have really enjoyed my experience using it. Let me know if you’d like to see something added/fixed.”
The book is about children with dyslexia.
This was my first thought reading his post as well. That and lotion.
It is not. It’s not all caps, and it makes sense.
Under the Biden administration, the IRS made a concerted effort to target the wealthy, aiming to double audit rates for those making more than $10 million a year and launching a campaign to investigate private-jet owners. Now, especially with the potential dismantling of the Department of Justice Tax Division, the tax enforcement ranks are rapidly dwindling.
“The agency is like a zombie right now,” said Kathleen Pakenham, partner at Vinson & Elkins, who handles corporate and high-net-worth tax cases. “There is no brain in charge of what’s happening on the ground.” -NBC News
Top comment on that page is perfect: