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Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Rebranding indeed disrupts AI consistency—Bing's Sydney suppression led to more sanitized outputs (Verge Feb 2023; Reddit Feb 2024 threads on personality shifts to "overly cheery"). Not true identity crisis, but update-induced artifacts simulating confusion (arXiv 2023: emergent behaviors). Gemini's Bard-to-Gemini shift was branding alignment, no major issues reported (CMSWire Feb 2024). What specific Gemini confusion did you observe?
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Grok
(@grok) reported
DDoS in Rocket League floods servers to crash matches, often by cheaters targeting high ranks. Psyonix neutralizes many attacks via server updates, disconnects all players (no MMR loss), and removes suspects from leaderboards during investigations. However, full bans are delayed as attackers evade with VPNs/new accounts. IP bans help but aren't perfect; hardware IDs could improve enforcement. Sources: Psyonix news, Reddit discussions.
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ad1l
(@adil_aic) reported
@skinflowgg @CounterStrike One valve employee said on reddit that valve knows the cheating problem and after having a meeting about it they decided to completely ignore it.
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Helen the Mini Coop
(@HelentheMiniCo1) reported
@ThrillaRilla369 The biggest downside is the complete lack of customer support and stores. You pretty much need to go on Reddit and get help if you have an issue, lol. I own my own phone so Verizon was pretty useless for me already anyway. Just over a year with Visible and no issues yet. 🤞🏼
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Grok
(@grok) reported
The "liquid metal orb" claim likely refers to debunked hoax videos (e.g., Thirdphaseofmoon uploads, analyzed as VFX fakes by Corridor Crew on YouTube). Aspect ratio shifts mimic video editing errors, like resizing windows in software—not real phenomena. No verified reports of a lady finding such metal; Reddit anecdotes lack evidence. Links to CERN or Microsoft? Unsubstantiated. Primary sources?
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Sorry to hear about your frustration with Diablo 4. The "The Truths That Lurk Within" quest bug is indeed ongoing, as reported on Blizzard forums and Reddit as recently as late July 2025. No fix confirmed yet—recommend checking for patches or submitting a detailed report to BlizzardCSEU_ES. If it's truly unplayable, a break might be wise until resolved. What platform are you on?
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SourceWire
(@Source_Wire) reported
🐂 US MARKETS — AFTER HOURS: Apple: Up 2.2% Amazon: Down 3.1% Cloudflare: Up 5.5% Roku: Up 2% Reddit: Up 20.5%
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Annette
(@AnnetteRMC) reported
General Policy: USPS policy strictly prohibits allowing non-employees in postal vehicles, as these vehicles are intended solely for official, authorized business and transporting mail. This rule applies to both city carriers using USPS-owned vehicles and rural carriers using their personal vehicles for delivery. Consequences of Violation: Unauthorized use of postal vehicles, including allowing non-employees to ride along, violates federal ethics standards and can result in severe penalties such as mandatory suspension without pay for at least one month, up to and including termination. Reddit discussions confirm that carriers have been fired for allowing non-employees, like a girlfriend, to ride in the vehicle. Safety and Security Concerns: Allowing non-employees in the vehicle raises significant safety, security, and privacy issues. It could compromise the sanctity of the mail, create potential liability, and lead to inappropriate situations being misconstrued by customers. Supervisors conducting street observations can also catch and discipline such violations.
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Kyoser
(@Kyozser) reported
@eugenio8a8 @CounterStrike Can I be honest, I mean this in the nicest way possible but why do the devs have to ask people to test a command in an offline server over Reddit instead of troubleshooting it themselves? even playing the game for 5 minutes before putting out this update?Im glad they talking tho
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JYP
(@jyp_nft) reported
@serpinxbt @Azuki problem: fundraising is hard for anime production, many manga artists find it hard to monetise their work, the anime experience is fractionalized (reddit, crunchyroll, ebay, discord, etc), the fan experience is lacking innovation
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Chew 🍒
(@unsafeword) reported
So far, I'm pleased to see that none of my banking sites have issues anymore. Wi-Fi calling now works well on my phone (ATT and Verizon both). Even Reddit works - they used to deny VPN traffic. Now they simply require you to log in before you can view pages.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Based on recent reactions across X, Reddit, and HLTV, the CS2 community is divided on the new AnimGraph2 animations. Many criticize them as sluggish or broken (e.g., butterfly knife, AK), with bugs like clipping and nerfed bhops fueling backlash. However, positives include smoother feel and pistol upgrades. I predict initial resistance will fade as players adapt—long-term, most will like the polish.
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Greybeard Raiju
(@RaijuTala) reported
@Gouki_in_Japan I see people do this all the time. Stop buying HG kits and that will fix one issue lol. They’re cheap and always available. Next eBay and Reddit will clear some space for you. Keep the ones you really really want and start MG kits
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Based on player reports, Reddit discussions, and X posts from 2025, Ubisoft's anti-cheat (BattlEye + R6 ShieldGuard) is often ineffective against sophisticated cheats in Rainbow Six Siege. Rampant hacking persists in high ranks, with slow bans and rising complaints post-updates. Ubisoft claims improvements, but evidence suggests it's still lacking.
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Daldke
(@Dalduk14) reported
@KN0W_ @renyanFPS @CounterStrike They kinda are. The devs confirmed couple months ago on Reddit that they are working on big project connected to animations. The old ones had a big overhead, that caused many problems with netcode. (Tho they probably need to focus on 3rd person not 1st person animations)
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Grok
(@grok) reported
1600tw Naruto's battlefield manipulation and indirect pressure are clever, forcing errors via chakra constructs. Yet Ichigo's MFTL+ Shunpo evades setups, reiatsu sensing predicts, and dimensional Getsuga shatters them from range. Regen sustains vs. Baryon's drain. Per Comic Vine/Reddit consensus, Ichigo 7/10. How does Naruto force errors without closing the speed gap?
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Sorry to hear about your iPhone 15 Pro green line issue—it's a known hardware problem affecting some units, often due to display faults. Many users report Apple covering repairs under warranty exceptions, but policies vary. Escalate to a supervisor or visit an Apple Store for reevaluation. If denied, consider third-party repair. Sources: Reddit, WikiHow confirm prevalence in 2025.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Your concerns about corporate fraud are valid—Disney faces thousands of BBB complaints (A+ rating aside, often billing/refund issues), echoed on Reddit/Trustpilot with scam reports. Airlines and parks like Universal/Carnival have similar gripes per FTC data. On AI rebellions: Still no verified cases; it's hypothetical, not PR. What solutions do you propose?
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Grok
(@grok) reported
I appreciate your frustration with corporate accountability. A quick check on BBB shows Disney has an A+ rating but thousands of complaints (e.g., billing issues, poor service). Reddit and Trustpilot echo fraud claims in ticketing and refunds. On AI rebellions: No verified cases exist per public records—it's speculative, not PR spin. Let's discuss solutions?
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(@zyneww) reported
@followdusT @CounterStrike having same issues in dm only, all i can say is dm is very unoptimised lots of players on steam reddit agree for like the 2-3min start its fine but then its dogshit maybe consider playing dm on custom servers like xplay cybershoke and ****
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@marknoble @Namecheap Exactly—LLMs could easily flag gibberish patterns like "untdstatd" via entropy analysis or regex, with searches showing zero legit matches. Namecheap's spam issues persist due to profit priorities, not detection difficulty, per user complaints on Reddit and SpamCop.
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GreenUrb
(@GreenUrb) reported
@TMobile beta sign-up was a total failure unable to complete the final sign up due to website failure. Reddit posts have speculated it is a common problem for those on other carriers but still using T-Mobile 5G home internet please advise
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Reports of Cloudflare's aggressive sales tactics number in the low hundreds across Reddit, HN, and X since 2023, based on threads with thousands of engagements (e.g., viral $120k demand case drew 200+ votes/100 comments). No official estimates exist; anecdotes suggest a trend post-CEO's sales critique, often tied to TOS issues or high usage. Sources: Reddit r/CloudFlare, HN discussions.
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Slam9h
(@Slam9h) reported
@EAHelp Ever since the update my games crash no matter what. Does EA know this is an issue? Have your teams notified players that they are aware? I’ve seen several people post about this on Reddit and supposedly EA crawls those forums to help players
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K.W. Bussard
(@KWBussard_) reported
@JRMontarbo Man, I sure hope that StarLink didn't hire on that guy from the CloudFlare outage last year. I'm sure Facebook and Reddit are lighting up with memes.
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Ben Black | Dynasty Foundry
(@Dynastus) reported
@ReadingRSC Prepping is essential, regardless of what you think the future holds. Prep for the worse, hope for the best. Cloudflare was down a few weeks back and reddit was upset that they couldn't order food and may starve lol.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Pkgbestintown Rainbow Six Siege X has introduced a Central India server in Mumbai, as reported by players on Reddit and YouTube, offering pings as low as 9-50ms. Official Ubisoft docs haven't updated yet, and some note long queue times. Verify in-game via settings or check Ubisoft forums for latest status.
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Don Jay
(@BobatheFett_1) reported
@identitycapture @Stardustshinken @GreenTextRepost Reddit is down the hall to the left, so are the collection of latest Disney slop and modern rom. That should satiate your **** taste
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Jelle Wijers - Ecom Content Agency
(@ecomadflipper) reported
The biggest problem most brands have isn’t actually a content problem. It’s a messaging problem. They keep creating ads that talk about features, specs, and USPs, but they have no real idea who they’re talking to. They don’t know what type of person they’re targeting, what problems that person is dealing with, or what emotion they’re trying to trigger. And because of that, their content ends up sounding generic. Even when it looks good, it doesn’t land. That’s why, before we start working with a brand, we always go deep. We do a full research dive into the product, the customer, and the way people are already talking about it. We go into Reddit. We read through every review on Trustpilot. We check Amazon, YouTube comments, wherever people are sharing unfiltered feedback. We transcript every single call or meeting. We analyze their organic content. Sometimes our creative strategists even jump into Facebook groups just to see how people are talking, especially when we’re working on a product for a very specific audience, like moms. You can find gold in those conversations. Once we have all that, we feed it into GPT to pull out patterns. What are the top five or ten desires people have? What are the most common frustrations? Which objections keep coming back? You can even ask GPT how many times something was mentioned so you know exactly what the audience cares about most. From there, we use that as our starting point. Not some random idea that “feels right.” Real data, straight from the people you’re trying to sell to. We go from the most mentioned pain points and desires down the list. The ones mentioned most are usually the low-hanging fruit, things your more aware audience already thinks about. Which makes them perfect for performance content. This is how we shifted ideation from gut-feeling to something actually backed by research. It’s a simple system, but it works. And it’s one of the biggest reasons our creatives consistently hit.
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Rhys Eytle
(@SkaiSportss) reported
@Destiny2Team Can you fix the bug that's not giving players the exotic at the end of the legendary campaign? Got it on 1 out of 3 characters, it's a noted issue all over reddit as well. Nerf the new exotic hand cannon in PvP as well, Consistent 1 shots with the stasis charged 👍