Had this happen today. Was searching for some programming related stuff and top pages are all inaccessible Reddit posts.

Isn't there something with disco elysium and whoever is profiting off of it now is not the original creators?

The issue I have with memes is that you end up with the same low effort meme posts:

"does anyone remember this forgotten gem? (image of best selling game)"

"When your custom character is in a cutscene"

"You're 12 again, school is over and you're about to play (massively popular game)"

Etc

I feel like maybe there should just be a gaming memes community. For that sort of content.

An investment firm bought shares of Reddit (and some other privately held tech companies) at a certain value. In this instance they thought Reddit was worth ~$10 billion. This was August 2021. They now think it's only worth about half that. So they're having to update their books to indicate that they don't actually think they're holding $X of Reddit, but actually only about $0.5X of Reddit.

Rushing out general purpose AI, what could go wrong

If they think that their API costs were high imagine how expensive paid moderation is.

Good lord, they'll do anything to push their app eh?

Jerboa or just in the browser. Honestly though most people's issues are likely to be because they joined a huge instance which is falling over due to load. Consider making a new account on a smaller instance.

That's cause they pay us by the byte the suckers.

I'm one of the new users and I do have to say the fact that I had to jump through less hoops to sign up with .world was a big reason why I signed up there. When you're trying something new the less friction the better to acquire new users. I don't want to write an essay on why I want to get an account. I know we want to minimize bots, but there are other ways to do that than throwing unnecessary road blocks in front of users who are skeptical to join to begin with.

Yep it's censorship, not the consequences of my own actions, just plain censorship

The funny thing is on Reddit I was mostly a lurker/content consumer. There was little incentive to actually post because your post or comment was likely to just be drowned out in the absolute torrent of other posts/comments. Here I'm actually able to be heard.

Light: Azul

Medium: Heat

Heavy: Terraforming Mars Ares Expedition

Most played: Netrunner if that counts

Favorite: Terraforming Mars

Big TM fan, just love the gameplay loop of making and spending cubes

I hadn't even thought that was a limitation

Absolutely. Some exist now, but if you feel passionate about a game you can create a community for it. Someone had to start one on Reddit back in the day, so you can create one here too.

Is this a friendship you want? It sounds like it's upsetting seeing her with someone else. I would say it's time to move on.

Me too, not too crazy busy yet, but basically that Reddit feel from 10 years ago for me when I started using it.

You need to be one psychotic person to not feel an ounce of sympathy for another living being.

Used to love flying WestJet. Not anymore, since the pandemic they've gone so downhill. Won't fly them unless I have to and I live in their hub city.

Plus everything is just a bit broken and requires some figuring out. I'm definitely pretty tech savvy, but I'm having a hard time imagining non tech savvy people figuring out how to sign up and access these communities, at least not in the current state of things.