Those don't need to be consecutive. King Charles III's father was not King Charles II. So he could just be the 4th in his family with that name. And the dad was the 3rd in family with the other name.
He probably thinks if she had won, he could have just acted angry and then not done all the 2020 election stuff. Could start his TV network or whatever?
So many users didn't know the difference. And probably thought mods were paid to work. And didn't bother to read any of the stickies or links subreddits posted explaining the whole situation.
Makes sense when you look at what the ratings used to mean (2 stars mean "worth a detour" and 3 stars meant "worth a special journey"). They wanted to find restaurants to get people to use cars and potentially drive out of their way which would increase tire sales.
I don't trust reddit reporting that value accurately. Not saying it is a huge percentage, but they likely doing some things to minimize the numerator and maximize the denominator.
But yeah, definitely about control. They could have monetized users on third party apps with more reasonable API pricing. People would probably have barely noticed and that'd be new revenue for reddit that didn't exist before.
The J in PB&J is generally for jelly, as in fruit preserves, not Jello.
Fruit preserves are generally made using pectin which is not derived from bones.
Hail Seiten!
San Diego? SDGE is the worst.
I'm just wasting tokens asking it for jokes or a news summary or just saying hello because there's a metric for daily GenAI usage.
Occasionally I will use it for real, but mostly it's just a waste. Wonder how much it's costing the company.
Being used to protect against Ant Man.
Those don't need to be consecutive. King Charles III's father was not King Charles II. So he could just be the 4th in his family with that name. And the dad was the 3rd in family with the other name.
But it's also possibly a nickname thing.
Don't worry. You'll learn object permanence any time now.
Actually maybe.
He probably thinks if she had won, he could have just acted angry and then not done all the 2020 election stuff. Could start his TV network or whatever?
This feels like malicious compliance.
Like the photographer was told they must stand in the very corner of the yard even after they pointed out the tree was in the way.
It's a file stolen from X...
Metabolism?
Guess we should just do nothing then.
Everyone should have started wearing pants with a ton of text on it.
The slow change and then tipping point is probably less to do with building up inertia and more in line with how a buffered system works.
So many users didn't know the difference. And probably thought mods were paid to work. And didn't bother to read any of the stickies or links subreddits posted explaining the whole situation.
Makes sense when you look at what the ratings used to mean (2 stars mean "worth a detour" and 3 stars meant "worth a special journey"). They wanted to find restaurants to get people to use cars and potentially drive out of their way which would increase tire sales.
They are probably reverting to a backup copy they have from before the protest started. Not just simply undeleting the comment.
Honestly, I think people should keep their accounts so they can redo the post and comment edits and/or deletes if necessary.
It's not a small part of consumer vehicles in the USA anymore.
Don't have to ban gas trucks but there shouldn't be special breaks that incentivezes car companies to push them on people.
Battery mining and shipping should definitely be accounted for. But oil also requires extraction and transportation.
Jumping right to blaming the victims.
I don't trust reddit reporting that value accurately. Not saying it is a huge percentage, but they likely doing some things to minimize the numerator and maximize the denominator.
But yeah, definitely about control. They could have monetized users on third party apps with more reasonable API pricing. People would probably have barely noticed and that'd be new revenue for reddit that didn't exist before.