Unless you have a secondary timeserver set up, blocking pool.npt.org is going to mess up a lot of programs that are dependent on time.

I may be weird, but I don’t mind the YouTube shorts too much.

It’s like a little taste of the people I subscribe to.

I’ve done ny best to shake out ableist, racist, and other harmful speech.

We may be able to speak freely but we are all held accountable for the words we say

Musk needs to serve those papers to Reddit too.

They’re not even changing the plagiarism to try to hide it.

I’m physically disabled and I need a wheelchair when I need to go a distance.

Its kinda shitty that they are ruining things for those that need it.

What’s next? Buying a cane to use at the airport so they can board first?

A lot of Jelly fish are immortal? Just leave a few cells and wait for it to come back to life. Death-free food for the win

Voyager, formally Wefwef, is fantastic. It’s like if Apollo and RiF had a baby that’s slowly growing into a fully functional contributing member of society with a mortgage a 2.5 kids.

I almost dated a conservative but covid saved me.

The moment it hit, her conservative powers went omega level and I was able to dodge a bullet by wanting to vaccinate early

My body as well.

I’m type 1 and 2 at the same time thanks to a genetic disorder called McCune Albright syndrome.

It’s strange that they would try to bury this information.

The number 1 tool against future hacks like this is education.

Back when I managed a Blockbuster Video, most stores ran at a loss thanks to theft.

The real reason most stores failed wasn’t because DVDs were going out. It was because we couldn’t stem the flow of money out the door thanks to thieves.

You can buy 700 votes anonymously on reddit for really cheap

I don’t see that it’s a big deal, really. It’s the same as it ever was.

That’s not true. There’s a difference between addiction and dependence medically.

You don’t say that a person on insulin is an addict. You don’t say that a person on heart medicine is an addict. We shouldn’t say that a person on opiates are addicts.

Addicts take the medicine without a medical need. Dependent people need to take the medicine in order to live a normal life.

People who are dependent on opiates and opioids.

Some people who are in a lot of pain legitimately need the medicine in order to have a normal life. It doesn’t make us high, it makes us ‘normal’ because we actually require the medicine to bring us to normal levels of activity.

Just because someone is physically dependent on the medicine, does not make them an addict too

Most of us would rather never take another pill in our lives if we were suddenly healed.

I’ve not been back to Reddit for days and I have no plans on returning

I was afraid that there wouldn’t be enough content, but there’s a LOT.

So long as it hurts Reddit, all the better.

This whole API issue is a lost cause, so the only thing that can be done now is to make Reddit lose big.