One of my previous jobs had an employee exercise room. Some people used it and management didn’t like that so they said we’re not allowed to use it during our shift and only after hours. It was a government position so we weren’t allowed to be in the building before or after our shift.
These places only use them to advertise to new employees how “friendly” they are.
That wasn’t the original argument now was it? If you’re going to move goalposts then at least be halfway correct the first time.
Yes. Not sure what the other person is on about. Hot water can have more sugar dissolved in it. When it cools it crystalizes but only if the saturation level is higher than what the water can hold. It’s how rock candy is made. This is like basic chemistry.
Advertisers have been doing stuff like this since forever to get you to look. Some ads will subtly add extra limbs that you won’t notice by glancing at it but your brain notices something is off and will make you want to look closer
Too real
I used to browse it about 15-20 years ago.It used to be a good place to learn tricks about all sorts of electronics. I’m not sure exactly what happened but it was like a switch flipped and they got awful almost overnight. Probably bought out.
Yes I feel that some context with a linked post is mandatory. Besides risking malware or scams, a bare minimum should be required when posting. Just a link isn’t enough.
Wont this come back to bite him the ass legally? This feels like some sort of fraud and any smart investor would run away from this deal wouldn’t they? I know I’d second guess myself if I saw a client pull this level of childishness.
I deleted my reddit account years ago and lurked only because trying to interact there was a cesspool. Learning about the alternatives and seeing how well behaved it is over here on lemmy is a breath of fresh air. Sure there isn’t as much content yet but it’ll come. Reddit wasn’t an overnight success either.
I feel after the 3rd party apps get killed off we’ll start seeing a slow trickle of users after the initial flood once the ones that stuck around start realizing the content that’s left in reddit has become low effort bot posts and spam.
Unfortunately from what I’ve seen on big gaming subs is that enough users simply don’t care. Take a look at /r/rocketleague for example. Mods made a post saying they can’t permanently black out the sub due to it being owned by psyonix and the top comment on that thread has hundreds of up votes and comments saying they don’t care about the API changes. It’s really that mentality of “I don’t care unless I’m personally affected” is why we’re in this mess to begin with!
Sounds like you should stay there. You know, to trigger them.
What the fuck. I used to go there for tabs all the time when I picked up guitar. Sadly I stopped playing but to hear that that website is all pay walled now is disgusting.