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• Website Down (57%)
• Errors (24%)
• Sign in (19%)

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City	Problem Type	Report Time
Olathe	Website Down	10 hours ago
Da Nang	Sign in	3 days ago
Chhindwāra	Sign in	4 days ago
Puteaux	Website Down	9 days ago
New Delhi	Website Down	9 days ago
Paris	Website Down	11 days ago

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  Picaporte (@Picaportegenics) reported 50 seconds ago

  Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  peckerwood katechon (@RousseauLeonSNF) reported 54 seconds ago

  @joe_johnso57167 @****** reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Kausha Trivedi (@trivedi_ka14602) reported 3 minutes ago

  I spent the past couple of weeks reading and talking with AI builders who are working through agent memory problems. Between Reddit threads, developer posts, and our own conversations, roughly 20 of them independently landed on the exact same realization. Agent memory today answers what is similar. Nobody built it to answer what actually worked. Those are entirely different questions. Similarity retrieves candidates. Outcome history decides how much to trust them. Most systems only have the first piece. Because of that, agents confidently reach for memories that look right but have quietly failed before, simply because nothing ever recorded that they failed. We built Hebbrix to fix that exact gap.

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  khoi (@khoiuna) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Spike_1567 - scandal with Publicis (which has just been resolved) - issues with new platform update Koa/Kokai (I found reddit complaining about the UI) - competition from Amazon, Google, etc.

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  the early bird; electric boogaloo (@fedlarper2_0) reported 11 minutes ago

  bait bait bait bait Twitter: 3 Discord: 3 Instagram: 2 Facebook: - 0 Snapchat: - 1 (NEVER used) TikTok: - 0 Twitch: - 1 Steam: - 1 YouTube: - 2 Spotify: 1 Pinterest: 1 (Genuinely used once a year) Reddit: 0 (deleted it because its a ******* terrible site) Gmail: 8 Telegram: 0

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  szasoomf | petal 7/31 🩶 (@szaooomf) reported 15 minutes ago

  @God_King_Sukuna @Soul_Bleacher @TrinityAshai Reddit being the source all you slow on purpose

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  Common Sense Investor (CSI) (@commonsenseplay) reported 18 minutes ago

  STOCK PICK OF THE WEEK: $WEN Wendy's. CURRENT PRICE: $7.55 MY 12–18 MONTH TARGET: $15 POTENTIAL Double from here (before dividends). RISK LEVEL: HIGH Anyone who follows me knows I do NOT buy a stock simply because Reddit is talking about it. I look at: - Who is running the company? - What are insiders doing? - Does the business generate real cash? - CAN the balance sheet survive? I bought earlier this year and quietly built a position. I think the stock is badly wounded - but fixable! 1. LEADERSHIP ASSESSMENT: Wendy’s did not hire a career promoter. It brought back Bob Wright, a former Wendy’s Chief Operating Officer and proven restaurant operator, as CEO. Wright then reunited with Steve Cirulis as Wendy’s new CFO and Chief Strategy Officer. This is the same CEO/CFO partnership that helped turn around Potbelly. During their Potbelly tenure: - The share price increased more than 500% and they sold the business! These two have already worked together, executed a restaurant turnaround and delivered an exit for shareholders. 2. INSIDER ACTIVITY: I ALWAYS check whether insiders are quietly dumping shares while telling retail investors to remain patient. The good news: There has been no reported open-market insider selling over the past 12 months. Two Wendy’s insiders bought a combined 2,200 shares last November: - Peter Suerken bought at $7.88 - John Min bought at $8.18 but let’s not exaggerate it Those purchases totaled only approximately $20k! No recent insider dumping is a positive. Option packages given to the leadership team recently give them a reason to push the share price higher. 3. THE VALUATION At approximately $7.55: - Market cap: $1.44B - 2026 free-cash-flow guidance: $190M–$205M - 2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance: $460M–$480M - Latest quarterly dividend: $0.14 - Annualized yield: approximately 7.4% Wendy’s trades at roughly 7.3x the midpoint of guided free cash flow. That is approximately a 13.7% equity free-cash-flow yield - this is not priced like a healthy global franchise the market is currently pricing it like the turnaround fails already. 4. The Business is pretty ugly but not dead! I am not going to hide the bad numbers: - Q1 U.S. same-restaurant sales declined 7.8% - Company-operated restaurant margin fell to 11.4% - Q1 free cash flow declined 46% - Net income declined 42% Those are terrible numbers and the stock price has reflected it (down 70% the past 5 years)! But Q1 U.S. same-restaurant sales were still less bad than the 11.3% decline reported in Q4. That is not a victory, it is simply the first sign that the decline might be narrowing. Meanwhile: - International systemwide sales increased 6% - Wendy’s signed an agreement targeting up to 1,000 restaurants in China over 10 years - Project Fresh is removing weaker locations - Capital is being redirected toward better restaurants and healthier franchisee economics 5. ACTIVIST AND TAKE-PRIVATE OPTIONALITY Nelson Peltz and Trian have major ownership and board influence at Wendy’s. In its February filing, Trian said it believed Wendy’s was undervalued. It also disclosed discussions with potential financing sources, co-investors and strategic partners regarding possible transactions - including a transaction that could result in Trian acquiring control of Wendy’s and the stock being delisted. There have also been reports that Peltz has explored raising outside capital for a potential take-private offer. Let me be clear: There is NO formal offer. There may never be an offer. I am not placing a guaranteed buyout into my valuation. But when a major activist shareholder is openly speaking with financing sources that is legitimate strategic optionality would be huge upside for equity holders! 6. WALLSTREETBETS AND THE SHORT-SQUEEZE POTENTIAL WallStreetBets already has its eyes on $WEN! A viral “Save Wendy’s” post helped send the stock up as much as approximately 37% intraday on June 24. Around 202 MILLION shares traded that day, compared with a normal daily volume closer to 10 million before the rally. More importantly, the latest reported short-interest data showed: - Nearly 60M shares sold short - Approximately 38% of the public float short - Settlement date: June 30 That is an extremely crowded short trade! A credible turnaround update, meaningful insider purchase, earnings beat, dividend confirmation or take-private headline could force short sellers to cover. That could turn an ordinary fundamental rerating into a violent short squeeze. BUT READ THIS CAREFULLY: High short interest does NOT guarantee a squeeze. Short sellers are sometimes right. WallStreetBets attention can disappear overnight. And anyone buying after a vertical meme-stock move can quickly become the exit liquidity! I am happy to let WallStreetBets provide the pressure. I will NOT let WallStreetBets write my valuation, i entered my position before this became a thing. FREE CASH FLOW IS THE THESIS. THE SHORT SQUEEZE IS THE OPTIONALITY! 7. THE BIGGEST RISK: DEBT Wendy’s carries approximately $2.7B of long-term debt against a market capitalization of only approximately $1.44B. Including the current portion, gross debt is close to 6x the midpoint of guided adjusted EBITDA. This is NOT a “safe” dividend stock merely because the current yield is approximately 7.4%. The dividend can be reduced and actually probably should be. The turnaround can fail. Management may not recreate its Potbelly success. There may never be a buyout. The meme crowd can leave as quickly as it arrived. And the stock could trade below $6 before the business improves. POSITION SIZE ACCORDINGLY, like I always say (no more than 5% of your portfolio, absolute max of 10%) 8. MY $15 TARGET My target is NOT based on Wendy’s returning to its previous highs. It is NOT based on a fantasy short squeeze. And it is NOT based on blind faith in a famous brand. At $15 per share, Wendy’s would have a market capitalization of approximately $2.86B. That represents: - Approximately 14.5x midpoint 2026 free-cash-flow guidance - Roughly 11x enterprise value to guided adjusted EBITDA, using current debt and cash - Approximately 99% price appreciation from $7.55 That valuation is achievable over the next 12 - 18 months. My stock price targets: - Bear case: $5–$6 - Base case: $12 - Successful-turnaround target: $15 - Strategic deal or short squeeze: $18+ Let's see how this one plays out - I like the risk/reward!

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  Conor Dart (@Conor_D_Dart) reported 23 minutes ago

  I went through the entire OpenAI Codex AMA on Reddit. The thread had hundreds of comments, with 24 identifiable questions receiving direct responses from OpenAI team members. Here are some of the most interesting exchanges: u/AppleSoftware asked: When will GPT-5.6 Sol receive the option for a 1M-token context window? Allan Zhou from OpenAI Research, u/allanzhou-oai, answered: Compaction already works reasonably well for very long threads, but the team has found the different long-context use cases shared in the AMA useful. u/VisualConnection3277 asked: Could Codex get an “Auto” option that routes simple tasks to Luna or Mini and complex tasks to Sol? Kath Koverec, Codex Product Manager, u/simpsoka, answered: There is no Auto option today, although GPT-5.6 already tries to avoid overthinking simple tasks while reasoning more deeply when needed. u/ryemigie asked: Is Codex’s $20 per a month pricing sustainable, or could it eventually become dramatically more expensive? Kath Koverec answered: OpenAI cannot promise that pricing will never change, but the goal is not to make Codex affordable only to a small group. M. u/FisterMister22 asked: Why does Codex sometimes give up after its first patch fails, revert everything, and waste the work it already completed? Janvi Kalra from Codex Research, u/janvi-oai, answered: The team is working on improving this behaviour. Codex should become better at diagnosing why an attempted solution failed, making additional changes and continuing forward rather than immediately reverting its work. u/AVAVT asked: Why does the Codex sandbox on Windows repeatedly block commands generated by Codex itself? Dominik Kundel from Codex Developer Experience, u/js_dom, answered: The Windows sandbox has unique technical constraints, and the team is actively working on improving the experience rather than forcing users to fall back to unrestricted modes. u/nerdyman555 asked: Why does macOS appear to receive Codex features and polish before Windows? Kath Koverec answered: Historically, more of the team developed and tested on Macs, which meant macOS sometimes received features sooner. OpenAI is now investing more heavily in Windows parity, testing and fixing the smaller issues that have accumulated. Looking across the AMA, people kept asking for the same things: • A 1M-token context window • Clearer and more consistent usage limits • Better Windows and Linux support • Smarter automatic model selection • Fewer unnecessary permission prompts • Better persistence when a solution initially fails • More reliable long-running tasks • A more stable desktop application • Clearer release notes and product communication The biggest takeaway for me: Users are not simply asking for smarter models. They want Codex to be more predictable, persistent, transparent and reliable while working on real projects.

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  Trash Coffee (@trashh_coffee) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Sherifdeenolat2 Is that working well? And how do you usually reach them? I’m trying a Reddit strategy but it’s a slow ramp up before anyone is showing interest.

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  MagratheanUK (@MagratheanUK) reported 25 minutes ago

  Long post. I've been a part of the /r/codex community, until today. It is the most toxic collection of absolute idiots I have ever seen. No other sub reddit is this awful to be a part of. I have brought up a comparison today, GPT,Claude,Grok. It was about a one-shot command and it's results, including design, devops, performance. 29+ people have told me I am an idiot. I removed the post and I cease to try to contribute to them anymore. Instead, in the last 2 hours, the entire sub is full of: SOL used up my 20x plan in 5 minutes post (impossible as it's so slow you can't do this) People bitching about basic things like SQL issues. Slagging off @openai for being **** at design. The whole community, their contributors are absolute bullshit, clickbait, hype wagon oriented idiots. Sometimes I really wish Reddit would not exist, as it's a collection of full retards at some hotspots. X isn't the best either, the problem on X is the "for you" page being useless. It is full of clickbait stuff. Nothing useful there. But here at least I can follow educated, interesting people who share and contribute. #Codex #OpenAI #GPT5

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  Sarakzite 🇲🇦 (@Srikzot) reported 25 minutes ago

  @theakashtrehan I didn't, but since yesterday i have VAN 9101 - Attestation failure - Security Violation #00000002 error, and I saw someone else on reddit having the same so I hope it's not related...

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  Jungleball2 (@JungleBall_2) reported 28 minutes ago

  @2blackdawgs You’re the dumbass here, genius. While you’re over there playing port geography cop and calling people names like a middle-school hall monitor with a God complex, a massive crane just collapsed into the Cooper River right at Pier G in North Charleston last night. Coast Guard had to slap down an emergency 300-yard safety zone around it because of submerged wreckage and whatever fuel is leaking. That’s the same North Charleston waterfront you’re pretending is on another planet from “the port terminal.” Pier G sits in the Navy Yard area on the Cooper River, the exact same river and the exact same stretch where the Port of Charleston’s North Charleston operations sit. Your pedantic little “it’s not technically the container terminal” flex doesn’t magically move the river or erase the collapse. A crane fell in the water there. Mariners are being warned there. It’s affecting the same goddamn waterway that serves the port facilities you’re trying to gatekeep. So congratulations, you corrected someone with the accuracy of a drunk GPS and the attitude of a Reddit mod on a power trip, all while the actual news was happening literally at the spot you declared off-limits. Next time, maybe check the Coast Guard bulletin before you open your mouth and prove you don’t know the difference between “near the port” and whatever imaginary map lives in your head. Sit ******** down.

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  Sean G. James 🌞⚡️ (@seangjames_x) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Michaeldudufudu I thought our brave xisters tended to only go for cis women because they were too Reddit coded to pull a woman as a man, how could bottoming be an issue?

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  Vic 🎨 🎥 (@iLikeMovies01) reported 31 minutes ago

  you know you’re in too deep when you can’t even find your problem in the obscurest threads of reddit

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  Ebloodsports (@ebloodsports) reported 33 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies We need to shut down Reddit

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  Sophie (@SophieM3ows) reported 35 minutes ago

  The problem with this community is that some of you genuinely write at a 3rd grade level I’ve seen this on Twitter, Reddit and Youtube, sometimes it feels like I’m talking to 10 year olds, and then it gets even worse when I look in your bio and it says “18”

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  mimi (@astrov0re) reported 36 minutes ago

  @ra_aaara i’m not clicking some sketchy *** link off of reddit and the server i’m in doesn’t have the vsts i want… the majority of them are for windows anyway and i use mac

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  DON (@mainhundon36) reported 38 minutes ago

  Instagram & reddit are totally gone. People are retarded there, you cannot counter things there like Twitter and there is a coordinated campaign going on to spread misinformation & show modi as problem of everything. If action is not taken soon, this is going to be very harmful.

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  dodomtt (@dodomttpoker) reported 39 minutes ago

  @amit32883 When I mentioned in a reddit comment that I'm consider becoming a part-time poker coach someday down the line, random commenters seemed to take personal offense at the idea bc I flagged I didn't yet have much of a proven track record but thought that will likely sort itself out in time. Like, they got offended EVEN THOUGH I said that by the time I would offer coaching, I probably would have that track record already anyway. Weird thing to get offended about. In any case, but then when people WITH an established track record offer coaching, it becomes "why are they coaching instead of playing" :D Can't win either way. On GTO Lab specifically, they are truly excellent, Nick Petrangelo may be running poorly in Tritons but he's been successful in poker avenues generally and my favorite coach for years, I haven't quite gotten that same level of depth in analysis of poker mechanics anywhere else. I'd probably pay some money for coaching content of that sort even if I wouldn't be allowed to play poker anymore -- it's just oddly fascinating for my brain. (And Daniel Dvoress has been crushing it at Triton events, and he's a very likeable coach there too!)

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  rafmaiv_ (@ma1vraf) reported 41 minutes ago

  yeah Twitter: 2 Discord: 2 Instagram: 1 Facebook: 1 but no use Snapchat: 0 (never used) TikTok: 1 Twitch: 1 (i always forget about it) Steam: 3 YouTube: 1 Spotify: 1(yt music clears tho) Pinterest: 0 Reddit: 1 (i agree terrible site) Gmail: 5 ig Telegram: 0

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  Rohit Kashyap | AI + Full-Stack (@rohit_jsfreaky) reported 41 minutes ago

  @RandallKanna reddit spam is a short term hack, the moment the models weight it down every one of those apps evaporates overnight

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  Rachel Maddison (@RachelMaddiso15) reported 41 minutes ago

  @NeilWilbyMedia No I've tried to get one from Reddit but seems to have been taken down someone copied part of the text : But Mr McDonald said: “We talked about the Netflix programme.” He said the police body-worn footage of her arrest shown in the programme “was not disclosed to the prosecution”. “The first time anyone outside that investigation saw that was when it was on a Netflix programme,” he explained. “The first time anyone ever heard her mother screaming was on a Netflix programme. She hadn’t seen that. Her parents hadn’t seen it. “It would never have been allowed on a regular station… but because it’s Netflix…” Mr McDonald said he wrote to ITN Productions to take it down.

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  moose (@genius_highiq) reported 41 minutes ago

  Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Keean Edward (@keean_edward) reported 48 minutes ago

  @akbuildsit making posts on reddit is probably the issue. you're better off looking for places to reply than making posts yourself.

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  alu ⁠♡s frederick🌹.ᐟ (@kreiburgcito) reported 50 minutes ago

  @cueistologist "mysogyny is my humor" reddit is down the hall and to the right son

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  Subscribr (@SubscribrAI) reported 54 minutes ago

  Kids are making $30,000 a month running fake 105 year-old grandma channels on YouTube. There is a pattern running right now that most operators cannot see. The internet is full of free longevity information. Reddit threads on centenarian diets. Blue Zone forum posts about Okinawan grandmothers. Longevity study breakdowns from journal readers. Facebook groups of people obsessed with living past 100. All of that content is free. Sitting there. Waiting to be repackaged. Someone else is taking it, wrapping it in an AI character pretending to be a 105 year old centenarian, and turning it into 20 minute YouTube documentaries. A channel called Time Lesson started posting March 13, 2026. In 4 months it has 56,100 subscribers, 86 videos, 3.9 million total views, and 45,985 average views per video. The formula is dead simple. Every title follows the same template. "At 105, I Eat 4 Foods Every Single Day And Repair Kidney Fast — Doctors Can't Explain It." "At 112, I Not Been Sick For 35 Years And Eat 7 Foods Every Single Day — Doctors Can't Explain It." "At 106, I Eat Only 1 Food to Lower Blood Sugar FAST — Doctors Can't Explain It." Same age framing. Same "Doctors Can't Explain It" hook. Same 20 minute video length. 86 uploads in 120 days. That is daily posting on autopilot. The top video pulled 500,000 views. 10.9x the channel average. The second pulled 446,000 views in 5 days. The channel is making around $30,000 a month from AdSense alone. And here is the wild part. There is no ebook. No product. No affiliate link. No email in the description. If they attached a $47 ebook they would cross $60,000 a month easily. The playbook is dead simple. Step 1. Pick a niche where free information is scattered across Reddit, forums, and public journals. Step 2. Build an authority character the audience wants to believe. A 105 year old grandma. A retired cardiologist. An Amish elder. Any archetype that carries automatic trust. Step 3. Lock in one title formula that hooks the audience every time. Same age framing. Same closing line. Same length. Same thumbnail style. Step 4. Ship daily for 90 days. Read the outliers. Double down on the winning topic angle. Step 5. Attach a $47 ebook from video 1 to double the revenue. Free information wrapped in an authority character wrapped in a repeatable formula. That is the whole business. The window is closing every month. The kids running this play are already 120 days deep.

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  natalie ★ (@N0SENSEOFTIME) reported 54 minutes ago

  @lvesny @handsatthepiano you’re 20 years old, please act like it. if you cannot grasp that this man did something wrong when multiple people unrelated to the reddit poster have confirmed what happened i think the problem lies with you at this point. i hope your mind gets better.

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  Dominic La-Viola | FTFSD (@DominicLaViola) reported 55 minutes ago

  Reddit would probably be the best bet. I mean even that has its down falls. It will be an influencer base. Reddit already pays for content creators and creating. So there’s that.

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  Timmy (@timipwo) reported 56 minutes ago

  @IndFootupdates @7negiashish India football reddit used to be completely against him, then a few bigger ppl in it including me got banned and a load of insta fans came in and everytbing went down the drain

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  Crystal (@buddyupupnow) reported 58 minutes ago

  @Reddit_Retards **** Reddit. It should be shut down.