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  RΞN (@SkyloTheEgg) reported 2 minutes ago

  guy in youtube video just pronounced reddit as ree-dit i felt an electric shock travel down to my toes

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  Marlon (@ItsDigi_NFT) reported 2 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies "Loving a country means you already went down the wrong path." These Reddit bots are never going to change.

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  Denis Kursakov (@DenisKursakov) reported 2 minutes ago

  YOUTUBE IS BREAKING COMPUTERS AND NOBODY AT GOOGLE HAS SAID A WORD. > late April, Reddit starts noticing > videos stuttering, tabs freezing > everyone blames Firefox update at first > then Edge users report the same > then Brave, then Chrome > not a browser problem - it's YouTube > some tabs consuming over 7GB of RAM just from YouTube alone > a hidden interface loop keeps refreshing the layout nonstop > buttons disappearing and reappearing too fast to see > browser recalculates layout thousands of times per second > CPU hits 100%, system slows to a crawl > Mozilla developers still investigating, no fix confirmed > Google and YouTube have not publicly said anything One user reported YouTube eating 300% of their CPU. Another said their browser froze completely. Bug exists. Engineers know. Fix doesn't. YouTube stays silent.

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  Billy the Kid 🇺🇸✝ (@1Saltyspider) reported 2 minutes ago

  Grok is useless, many times a day "sorry that was incorrect." It says my bad, more than my kids. Ask it one thing and an hour latter it will tell you something else, reddit, Pbs, Nyt, Msnbc, & Wikipedia as it's sources. & Wikipedia. I think Elon dumbed it down, to sell super grok.

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  Boccassini Sergio (@Boccassini_ai) reported 5 minutes ago

  @_dawndev He had to completely rewrite my code (and to no avail). I finally solved the problem myself by searching on Reddit and writing code by hand. (My original code was fine, I just had to add \n at the beginning of the print. AI isn't the solution to everything.

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  iamfaheem (@theAIdreamer) reported 6 minutes ago

  @MbaziiraRonn One category missing: lead intelligence. Founders spend more time figuring out who to sell to than how to sell. Tools like Buddyy monitor conversations across X, Reddit, forums, and more so you can find people who are already talking about the exact problem you solve. Worth adding to the SaaS toolkit.

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  doomergirl🏹 (@doomergirl) reported 7 minutes ago

  you know ure in deep **** when ur problem isnt even on ******* reddit

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  Arun (@hiarun02) reported 10 minutes ago

  is reddit down guys??

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  Dood Skull (@DoodSkull42699) reported 10 minutes ago

  @crunchyroll There are audio sync problems on many of the dubbed episodes of one piece on your platform. Ive put in tickets, and so have other users on reddit dating back months ago. Fix this.

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  ꧁Astrid꧂ (@ALouiseLavalett) reported 15 minutes ago

  Is it safe to share your mobile connection to a stranger? Answer: no. (Reddit) Sharing your mobile data via hotspot allows others to use your bandwidth, leading to risks such as rapid data depletion, reduced connection speeds, and potential exposure to illegal activity conducted through your IP address. Furthermore, connected devices may attempt to access your phone’s sensitive data or introduce malware, particularly if your network security is weak. Key risks of sharing mobile data: Data limit exhaustion: users may consume your entire data package through heavy streaming or downloading, resulting in overage fees. Legal liability: if someone uses your connection for illegal activities (e.g., piracy, accessing illicit content), it will be traced back to your IP address and device. Security threats: a connected user could attempt to scan your phone for vulnerabilities, conduct Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks, or intercept unencrypted data. Malware transmission: infected devices connected to your hotspot can potentially share malware with your phone or computer. Performance degradation: your phone may slow down due to high traffic, and your battery will drain quickly. Safety tips: Use strong passwords: set a complex password for your hotspot. Monitor connections: regularly check how many and which devices are connected. Turn off when not in use: disable your hotspot immediately after use.

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  Erik_22 (@erik_S22) reported 16 minutes ago

  @bobpockrass Yeah that's what I thought, I got down voted like crazy on Reddit for saying it but the smt doesn't lie.

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  MD Kadiwal (@md_kadiwal) reported 19 minutes ago

  @CesareDadamo mostly showing up on reddit and x, answering questions in communities where people already talk about web scraping or asset extraction. no paid ads yet, just consistent presence and being helpful. slow but it's working.

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  WraithOn240hz (@MtgWraith) reported 23 minutes ago

  @PlayApex yo fix the fps drops with intel cpus, look at reddit, **** is actually annoying, or atleast acknowledge the issue....

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  PLANET LAST CHILDREN (@epeldontkys) reported 32 minutes ago

  im switching to the new motorola razr next month and i keep getting reddit posts of people talking abt breaking it and that its shite but like im just different… not a problem for a guy like me

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  Pinky (@Pinkcicle) reported 33 minutes ago

  Ha. Someone arguing with me on Reddit because I said Rosie pretends not to know why a lot of the others take issue with her and the way she stirs the pot. The convo with Alicia that she tried to blurt out to Liz is a reason why! #RHORI