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  Ian (@006_ian) reported 5 minutes ago

  @ngumaa__ All your problems have been solved on Reddit

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  Konstantinos (@kostasbotonakis) reported 7 minutes ago

  @loktar00 @PavelSnajdr Yes in their chat works too. If you search in X and Reddit I am not alone having issues. It’s ok to promote but sometimes it’s not ok for all their users.

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  Go Read a History Book (@GoReadHistory) reported 7 minutes ago

  @RogueKite @acdmma_ lol paid people only showed up for those protests. There was literal videos of them clocking in & out for the day. What War crimes? Prove it. You can't even hold down a job or take care of a pet. Go back to Reddit, Bluesky & Tiktok with all the other losers.

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  emi ♕🌸💄 (@cootpancake) reported 8 minutes ago

  i remember being active on reddit and twt i remember looking forward to the really really spotty leak season when a new pts cycle started that wud just find random stuff in the games broken code and assets

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  Ivon Huang (@Ivon852) reported 8 minutes ago

  Why don’t I use #Firefox on Android? I use Firefox on Linux all the time, so why not on my phone? On Android, over 90% of browsers are Chromium-based. Only a small fraction are Gecko-based forks. And I’ve found that basically any Chromium browser or Android WebView performs better than Firefox. This post only refers to Firefox on Android, since it is the only one that actually ports Gecko to mobile. iOS Firefox is not really relevant here anyway, since due to platform restrictions it still uses WebKit under the hood. Problems with Firefox on Android: - Slow. Especially on mid-to-low-end devices. With the same 5 extensions installed, Firefox animations lag, while Chromium stays smooth. - Cluttered browsing history UI. Instead of a full list, it auto-groups entries. - Weak web sandboxing. From a strict security perspective, Firefox Android is hard to recommend; it lacks proper sandbox isolation compared to Chromium. - Web compatibility issues. Some pages break layout-wise. Some social platforms even serve legacy or degraded layouts specifically for Firefox Android. - UI inconsistency. Since Android 12, Google introduced more motion and transitions (like overscroll effects), but Firefox hasn’t really caught up. Dark mode sometimes requires a restart to apply. The UI still feels slightly “plastic” instead of fully modern/flat. - No per-site zoom. For sites like Reddit or Hacker News with small fonts, I end up relying on uBlock Origin CSS tweaks to resize text. - It also collects user data by default and may push “remote improvments” and experiments into the browser.

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  Melvin Chia (@melvinchia) reported 10 minutes ago

  @zschwendi it seems that reddit chat is down.. do you have any alternative DM routes? I've been testing Peel and encountered quite a few issues.

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  Paul White Gold Eagle (@PaulGoldEagle) reported 15 minutes ago

  🔺 BLACKOUTS AREN'T GRID FAILURES. THEY'RE COVER FOR MILITARY OPERATIONS HAPPENING BENEATH YOUR CITY. Every major blackout of the last 20 years followed the same pattern. No storm. No equipment failure. No overload. Just — darkness. Across entire metropolitan areas. For hours. Sometimes days. The 2003 Northeast blackout — 55 million people. The 2019 Manhattan blackout — 73,000 customers, zero explanation that held up. The 2021 Texas grid collapse — blamed on "winter weather" in a state with infrastructure rated for exactly that weather. They weren't failures. They were scheduled. ⟁ A former Army Corps of Engineers officer — attached to a unit that doesn't appear in any public roster — testified that large-scale power shutdowns are the standard protocol for underground military operations in urban areas. The tunnel systems beneath major cities are accessed through entry points inside substations, water treatment facilities, and municipal infrastructure buildings. Operations require complete electromagnetic silence on the surface — because the equipment used underground generates signatures detectable by civilian electronics. Your phone would glitch. Your WiFi would drop. Your smart devices would register anomalies. A thousand Reddit posts would appear within minutes asking "is anyone else's electronics acting weird?" The blackout prevents that. No power means no devices means no detection means no questions. ⟁ The 2003 blackout — 55 million people across the Northeast and parts of Canada. The official cause: a software bug in an Ohio power company's alarm system. One bug. Cascading across 8 states and a foreign country. In a grid designed with redundancies specifically to prevent cascading failures. What happened underground during those 29 hours has never been disclosed. But satellite thermal imaging — obtained by Alliance intelligence — shows heat signatures beneath 4 major cities during the blackout window that are consistent with explosive breaching, heavy machinery operation, and large-scale personnel movement. They cleared something. Moved something. Extracted something. While 55 million people sat in the dark wondering when their lights would come back on. ⟁ The Texas "freeze" of 2021. The grid didn't fail because of cold. Texas infrastructure handles cold annually. The grid was deliberately collapsed to provide cover for a 4-day operation beneath Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio simultaneously. The "frozen pipes" and "burst mains" that flooded basements across Texas — some of those basements revealed access points that homeowners had never seen. Tunnels behind walls that shouldn't have been hollow. Spaces beneath foundations that weren't on any blueprint. Residents were told it was weather damage. Some of them were looking at freshly sealed concrete where a tunnel entrance had been permanently closed — by someone who was there during the blackout. Next time your power goes out for no clear reason — no storm, no accident, no explanation — listen. Feel the ground beneath your feet. Something is happening below you that requires you to be blind and deaf for a few hours. The lights always come back on. And the operation is always complete before they do. CODE: BLACKOUT-PROTOCOL / EM-SILENCE / 2003-CLEARED / TEXAS-OP Your lights didn't go out because the grid failed. They went out because someone needed you not to see. The operations are almost complete. ♟ Every unexplained blackout was explained — just not to you. What happens underground requires darkness above. MrKidPool

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  Døm ツ (@malcxlmflex) reported 19 minutes ago

  Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Samuel Samson (@the_ace_codes) reported 19 minutes ago

  @dlifeof_jay Goated place fr Every single problem There is a solution or walkthrough on Reddit

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  GoldenSaturday (@GoldenGrimParty) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Michaeldudufudu Reddit Atheists are a keystone species that help keep the fascists population down. Their removal has caused catastrophic damage to the environment (both metaphorically and literally lol). It’s like Wolves all over again

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  Basement Pup ΘΔ 🔜 AC (@PupsRoom) reported 21 minutes ago

  I saw a probably fake Reddit story one time about a guy with a massive **** who joined a SPH server and tried to lie about his **** being small by making a fake ruler that said his schmeat was like 3 inches

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  Eco-Lefty 🌎 💙 ✌️ (@EarthFirstVoter) reported 22 minutes ago

  @nypost Oh no! Another Reddit post! I’m sure this one will take him down.

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  jab (@jborst4) reported 25 minutes ago

  @lufthansa I’ll let you get together with IT. I ended up just getting a boarding pass at the airport. Just letting you know from a customers perspective this is not a good look and does not inspire confidence in your brand. It is a reoccurring issue evidenced by the reddit thread.

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  Savorix🇧🇪 (@TheMuffin_Cup) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Socialulidian Reminder that the guy who made the server created it at 4am and then posted this stances image on reddit. This is the pure definition Larp.

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  Vlad Nemyrovskyi (@nemyrx) reported 28 minutes ago

  @BrianMRey build in public, post on reddit where your users hang out, cold dm people who have the problem you're solving