Why would Reddit care if subs disallowed links that would take their users off platform?

That also makes sense.

TikTok put up a banner saying that the app was unavailable until incoming President Trump can do something about it despite Biden saying he would not enforce the ban. And then when Trump said he would not enforce the ban they put up a welcome back banner thanking Trump.

They signaled loud and clear they’re ready to play ball. They’ll get a lot behind the scenes because they kissed the ring. I could see Bytedance selling TikTok but Trump lets them continue to collect data or some shit.

Still, not 30ish digits like that person said. Hyperbole be damned.

Bank account numbers are, like, 8-10 digits. Certainly not 30ish.

Boost on Android still works if you mod any subreddits.

From what I understand laundry detergent (especially Tide) is used as a black market currency because the value is relatively stable and everyone needs it eventually.

I wish doctors’ practices were still owned by doctors.

Do you mean democrats or Democrats? Because the latter is absolutely not looking to compete any further.

Huh. Facebook would never either knowingly or because they are money grubbing POSs hire incompetent fact checkers and then when their incompetency comes to light use that as an excuse to scrap the whole thing… Never!

So you didn’t bother to read the article but felt the need to make a top level comment about it?

No one cares.

Yeah, no one cares. We’ve all had grilled hamburgers at backyard BBQs.

Jesus fucking Christ. I hadn’t considered that.

I see Flying Squid around a lot. I’m not a fan.

Elbow grease.

Jake from State Farm told me bundling was a good thing.

I’m on world. Fuck the admins of world.

From where, exactly?

Not a good look