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- Website Down (57%)
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Sign in | 1 day ago |
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Sign in | 2 days ago |
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Website Down | 7 days ago |
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Website Down | 7 days ago |
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Website Down | 10 days ago |
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Website Down | 12 days ago |
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Atharv Golait (@Atharv_Golait) reported@i_mika_el One channel usually carries the first 10. Mine was [X/reddit/cold email] just showing up daily where people were already complaining about the problem, not pitching. Once that channel worked, I doubled down before spreading to others.
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Abdelrahman Al Omari (@AlOmariInc) reported@GohilHardy manual outreach to people already talking about your problem. search x/reddit for the exact pain you solve and reply to posts that are hours old, not weeks. timing beats copy. 100 users is 100 conversations, not a funnel
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Jack Downing (@ImSpartacus18) reported@spencerpratt I call that Reddit Logic. If you go into certain parts of the internet that style of nonsensical toothless messaging is standard. Zero substance or reasoning just “That literally isn’t happening” as a response to a major issue.
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nabila (@nnajwan) reportedomg i just reddit-ed it up and... most ppl with the same problem changed toothpaste and voila it's gone.... allergies... okay nak try, will review
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lyudmila (@alhaitao) reportedI need to calm down im so mad at everyone. Mad at my dumbass coworker mad at seal fans online mad at Reddit lets go make some buldak mama
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Sizrox (@sizrox) reportedlike I watched ton of reviews and reviews that were made recently after intense use, I no one mentions it, tho I figured out that the problem is widely known for the whole s24 series on reddit, like really? and there's no fix for it
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Urvi (@urvashi911) reported@Fathima2908 I'm shocked to see a comment calling out Shreya on reddit! Otherwise entire reddit is acting like Shreya's PR like such blind hatred towards Akanksha and anyone against shreya! I'm sure this persn will get bashed and down voted bad for speaking the truth
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ikecarly 🍨🎀 ── .✦ (@tiramisubisou) reportedproblem so profound i made a reddit post
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𝘯𝘺𝘰𝘯 • * ･ﾟ✧ (2/22kg) (@Lemon6720391272) reportedthis but i have low storage on everything and my phones shutting down twitter-2 discord-1 instagram-0 facebook-1 snapchat-1 tiktok-3(that i use) steam-0 youtube-1 spotify-1 pinterest-1 reddit-0 gmail-9+ telegram-0
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MarketWatch Sucks Donkey **** (@kay_enne) reported@comrade_casey Platner’s platform, which is on his website, states he wants to “rebuild the US military & fix the recruitment crisis”… He posted his war crimes on Reddit to brag about them… There’s no way this guy was ever an anti-imperialist & the fact Hasan still pretends he is, is wild.
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Nick Brown (@nwbvt) reported@Jaytheamazing_ @DianaVGalbraith @AJentleson They found the Reddit posts, they just didn't think they were a problem.
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FARNCE 4k iptv 🇫🇷 Subscription (@airi222225) reportedCan't fkng believe I've had no issues with my iptv box for nearly 2 yrs, even told someone on reddit a while back that my experience has been great, and now we're just stuttering & eating 10-20 seconds of video at a time. I bet that French goal was great. Wish I'd
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Ralsei_GOAT (@goat_ralsei) reported@lporiginalg "How do I fix this" You don't, you betrayed the trust of your partner. Anyone who claims they fixed it is lying because they just pretend it's fixed, but it's not. Trust comes once and is gone forever if you violate it. Also, it's a Reddit story, so it's 100% fake
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HodlReaper (@HodlReaper) reportedA guy on Reddit runs his home server out of a shipping container in his backyard. Linus Tech Tips found it in r/HomeLab. His electric bill runs $400 a month. He calls it a hobby. Next to it: a kid's cluster of 12 Raspberry Pis, held together with zip ties, running the exact same workload for $9 a month in power. The LTT crew doesn't know which one to respect more. One dashboard shows 40 terabytes of cable management done with color-coded velcro. Another shows a server drive duct-taped inside a Pelican case, sitting in someone's trunk, live on 4G. Nobody in this subreddit needs any of it. That's the whole point. 3 hours of footage. 1 recurring joke: too many zip ties, not enough plan. The comment section is just people asking how much the power bill really is.
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DΞRIV (@AbhilashRay6) reportedMy linkedin feed should be ideas and research papers on what could be the future not 1100 writing and participation certificates I might fix my feed. X and reddit are wayy better to distill mind when crazy nerds put on their raw data and there's no wall of pride either.
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HERO ☆ (@kasfectedyaoi) reported@HyacinthoGirl @M00nPl4nets Like op saying they should kts and encouraging harassment is terrible if them but they were also harassed first? Everyone is the ******* here? ETA reddit type ****
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ZoroniteTech (@ZoroniteTech) reported@pixelgrave_exe Some people actually just hate me for no reason. I posted something on reddit earlier about a gas pump being faulty (it kept stopping) and everyone scolded me. And I get stuff thats much worse whenever I talk about the actual problems in my life Because its all my fault
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Ali Sherief (@Zenul_Abidin) reported@RahulCodes2 @Reddit If they're on Reddit, chances are they are on X too, I'd say 95% chance. And over here you don't have to deal with moderation issues
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🌿Rizo🌿 (@Rizocato) reported@MarieLover13595 @Koro_567 I mean, nobody is blaming you and you have the right to make a criticism. But the problem is that Olan was forced to make a more humorous and less dark season. Decisions imposed by TBS. Season 2 does not reflect the true vision he had for his own show and he confirmed on Reddit +
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gordon gisarov (@kyotheman5000) reported@RubenRhubarb Issue is we didn't gatekeep, we allowed tourists in, same morons that hang around reddit. Fake fans every smt post is a joke these people seem never played these games, or have warped image what they played.
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Sgt. Maple Sharkchenko (@SergeantMaple) reportedBad asthma day. Skipped an ultrasound I was supposed to have done today (completely unrelated) and resting up. Going down a Reddit rabbit hole sounds good. I’m taking suggestions. And no, getting an ultrasound here isn’t a burden on the healthcare system. The machine already exists. Things that use pharmaceuticals would be a completely different matter.
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J Stewart (@triffic_stuff_) reportedYou have to see this. Sophy Ridge and Wilfred Frost literally laughed in Labour MP Gordon McKee’s face as he tried to defend Andy Burnham’s almost non-existent media scrutiny. McKee lamely offered that Burnham had done Reddit Q&As. The presenters immediately shut it down. Frost pointed out that Burnham literally picked the questions he wants to answer. Sophy, laughing at the sheer absurdity, added that he just simply ignored the ones he didn’t like and refused to answer what the public actually wanted to know. She went on to highlight how Burnham has barely done any proper interviews at all, opting instead for tightly controlled press conferences where he refuses to take questions from journalists. This is someone being lined up as the next Prime Minister. The level of avoidance is staggering. No serious candidate has ever dodged real scrutiny like this. If Burnham wants the job, he should face proper, unfiltered interviews and tough questions, not hand-pick softballs on Reddit. Watching Labour MPs tie themselves in knots trying to defend it only makes them look ridiculous.
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moose (@xdinaryaoi) reported@hadjooxz yeah.. mine did the same 😭 i got to use it once when i saw them in 2019 but when i tried to use it again in 2025 when i saw them it wouldnt even charge 😭😭😭 i asked people on reddit and they all had the same issue 💔💔
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Paul the Elite📱 (@elitethedev) reportedAI and Design in about 400 words or so. I was working on a trifold a while ago. you know the trifold yeah? this flyer you fold in 3 ways. I've had quite some experience in printing and one thing about ink is; when not laminated, it breaks on fold. You know what lamination is yeah? That process where you cover paper with a nylon-like material with or without heat so it doesn't get affected by water, friction and in some cases, fire. You can as well laminate the trifold, but thats even worse cos laminated stuff don't fold easily, which defeats the aim entirely. So what I, and some others designers would do is; leave some white space on the part that would carry the fold. This makes the trifold at least 20x more durable and looks better overall. The only way an agent or intelligence system can know of this problem is if someone has complained about this on reddit or some other documented knowledge base. AI usually knows documented knowledge. Designers often rely on undocumented experiences. So prompting a trifold design simply means one thing. It would break on print. What's my point exactly? AI is here to take away the implementation part of the work, but thats only but one part of the work. Implementing design is only the consequence of the thinking that has gone into it. AI is here to expose you if all have been doing is to be a muscle. You are like the menial laborers that freeze at the sight of a tractor. A tractor knows how to do its job pretty well. No human comes close, but tractor's don't own farms. Bringing code in the mix.... AI is really good at coding because coding is how we speak to computers. thats like trying to beat the agent in its own mother tongue. design, on the other hand is not so clear cut. Look back at history and see how design has evolved, i'm not 30 yet and i've seen various design periods come and go. Why do you think that is? Design represents culture. per time. When i write code, i want the computer to relate to me. When i design a brand, i want humans to relate to me. An agent, just like other agents would obviously be good in relaying information in the level of resolution it lives and breathes by. But relaying information that pertains to humans and evoking certain emotions at will is an entirely different ball game. Many of you confuse "making" with "designing". Designing excels beyond the ability to make something exist. Designers make things useful, they make already-useful things feel good-to-use, and they make already-feel-good-to-use stuff, feel even better still. There is no benchmark for taste of what good design should look or be like, we exist to always raise that bar. AI is here to raise the bar for us, even faster. Its not a war, it's an evolution. AI can generate artifacts. Designers still generate the judgment.
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Archit Gupta (@architgupta) reportedAI chatbots are getting ITR filings wrong, and it is all over Reddit. Wrong slabs. Outdated disclosure limits. Different numbers with every prompt. One person spent six hours reviewing the chatbot's work before he trusted it enough to submit. Another lost his job after HR found his Form 16 on company-paid AI. But here’s what everyone is missing - most of these stories are written by people who thankfully caught the mistake well in time. For every user who caught the mistake, there are many who didn't. They took the very first advice that the AI chatbot gave, and filed the wrong return without ever realising it. And, an incorrect return is never a filing-day problem. You submit, you feel relieved, you move on. Months later it comes back as a notice or a refund that never arrives, and by then it is too late. The mistakes are only half the risk. A Form 16 carries your PAN, your salary structure, your employer's details. A chat window is built for conversation, not compliance. It operates outside the authorised ITR filing framework and carries none of its safeguards. I am an AI maximalist. We use AI heavily at ClearTax. But I have never let it near the math. AI belongs on top of a tax engine built on millions of lines of secure code. The code does the heavy lifting. The AI only explains.
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Panchistein (@kube_companion) reported@soap_ai Check with skinspotlights or the reddit is my guess, i did previously see that theres a thread on reddit w downloads from what i think is one of the devs, but for what i know WR models are server sided so its hard to datamine like regular league ones
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Danglar (@danglar_) reportedMonth five. Nineteen subscribers. She’d told three people about it. Nina did backend work in Tallinn. Read the same complaint eight times on a niche accounting subreddit before she built anything. One-page site. Twenty-three signups. Ten problem interviews where she never once pitched. Then a dollar from two strangers. Then Claude Code on a Saturday morning. Empty folder to deployed by Sunday night. Month one: six customers. Month three: fourteen. Month five: nineteen, and the number had barely moved in six weeks. Her boyfriend asked if she was still doing the software thing. “Barely,” she said. “Is it worth it?” She didn’t answer for a while She kept showing up to the same Reddit threads. Helped first, linked second. Never broke that ratio. Month seven: something shifted. Month twelve: 1,650 subscribers at $29 each. $47,812 a month. The code took a weekend. The customers took the boring middle nobody talks about, the part between month three and month seven where most people close the laptop and don’t open it again. She almost did. Twice.
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💕 April Valentine 💕 (@aprilvmain) reported@MsRose26 I hate how the Reddit domme community waters down ******** outta everything
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Slam City’s Mayor (@MotownMoistMakr) reported@aNichiporchik @OGDriftz @sandthegame Just to confirm, because I saw it on Reddit, hit registration fix is still within tomorrow’s update? Feel like I saw a message on discord that it WONT be making it in.
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𝐆𝐀𝐆𝐀𝐍 𝐓𝐇𝐀𝐊𝐔𝐑 (@hi_gaganthakur) reportedI’m opening a tiny private beta for UpvoteOps. It finds Reddit threads where people are already discussing the problem your product solves, then scores: - intent - subreddit/mod risk - whether the thread is worth replying to, monitoring, or skipping No auto-posting. No AI spam. No upvote games. I’ll manually onboard 5 founders/agencies this week. Reply with your product/site and I’ll run a scan for you.