I think there should still be a strictly chronological feed that isn’t algorithmic, but blocking the bots that import a lot of low quality content from reddit would be easier than blocking the individual subs.
I think there should still be a strictly chronological feed that isn’t algorithmic, but blocking the bots that import a lot of low quality content from reddit would be easier than blocking the individual subs.
Because he’s been fucking them for 6 months and they haven’t left.
I did, and some others have. But most people are still sitting there on his platform, whining about how shitty it is, while keeping him in power by staying.
Good. Fuck him and fuck Twitter.
She just hasn’t been in anything this high profile before and she stands out in it too. No need to overthink it.
Everyone’s been in Marvel content at some point and it’s not really acting, nobody’s really known for that except a few of the main ones.
I deleted a history of over 12,000 comments. 300k comment karma.
Great world, terrible game.
It’s been more worth it than any other gaming purchase I’ve ever made. I’ve played several 100 hour AAA games to completion. And then also smaller indie games I’d never have touched otherwise, but ended up loving.
And sometimes I download a game I’m curious about and I don’t like it so I delete it after 10 minutes. I never have to think about that game again. Without game pass it would still be in the back of my head, do I want to play that one someday?
It’s only been $10/month for ultimate because every year in November Target has had 3 month cards on sale and I’ve picked up a set.
I honestly can’t imagine not having it. As a deal it’s been too good to be true. So I don’t expect it to last forever. I imagine the library will be less impressive 5 years from now. But I’m enjoying it while it lasts.
Yes, please!
I would love an invite if you could send a PM, thanks!
How do private indexers help files remain available if they’ve been taken down? I subscribe to one paid usenet provider, don’t the files get taken down from there no matter who indexes them?
I thought OP was talking about sorting by new but I was mistaken.