The hug was because I somewhat understand and share that feeling, I think. Would've been a brofist if it wasn't about a bad circumstance. I don't think any of us are their best selves at all times.ETA: I appreciate it, Den, but this isn't really a hug-worthy post. I stepped in it, I have to deal with the blowback.
Mine is just because I like to hug you.Some days I just can't seem to get out of my own way. This looks to have been one of those days. I'm going to bed.
ETA: I appreciate it, Den, but this isn't really a hug-worthy post. I stepped in it, I have to deal with the blowback.
Yeah, and it always knows the best ways to get to you, too.Sometimes your imagination is your worst enemy.
Same here, but it "helpfully" shows you what it's going to look like (by switching over to the new view) more and more.I have yet to switch to new Reddit.
Not currently using either of those.There are extensions for firefox and chrome to redirect to the old version.
Probably because somewhere someone determined that the Facebook model was what brought in the most revenue. I have no idea if that's actually true, and I have no idea if they took into account users possibly leaving, but I'm sure that's what led to the decision.Ugh. Why did "new" reddit have to deliberately make themselves look more like Facebook?
--Patrick
I'm sure that's the reasoning, too, but it strikes me as hella dumb. Reddit should not be a competitor to Facebook, it should be an alternative.I'm sure that's what led to the decision.
Yeah, they bought up a bunch of the websites I follow. All of 'em said, "And it won't change what we do!" yeah right.Conde Nast owns Reddit.
The reddit resign finally came for me this morning. I immediately went to preferences and turned that sucker off. It broke a whole lot of stuff. Like spoilers, /r/anime comment faces, and most of RES.Yeah, they bought up a bunch of the websites I follow. All of 'em said, "And it won't change what we do!" yeah right.
--Patrick
It was better than the redesign. Certainly more amenable to skimming.I mean, let's face it, it's not like Reddit's old layout was exactly good, either.
Yeah I can do that. Being able to use Google Translate is the only qualification I need right?I interviewed and hired a new editor a little while back. He's been working here for about a week now. During this week, it's become increasingly clear he doesn't have the chops to do the job.
There's still a small chance he'll undergo some miraculous improvement and suddenly become competent enough to do the work, but as things stand, we're probably going to need to let him go after the probationary period is over. Which means we need to keep looking for editors.
Man, any of you guys want to work as a translation editor?
As long as I don't have to do any translation, and you're fine with my $120/hr consulting rate.Man, any of you guys want to work as a translation editor?
It could be a form of alopecia areata. It's an auto immune disorder that causes patches of hair loss, usually triggered from stress.I’m not going bald, but I have a bald spot. It just randomly appeared the other day. This has happened to me before years ago. I never found the cause and the hair eventually grew back. Im not particularly worried about it but it’s still weird.
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Sure. I could shape Google's results into something sensible.Man, any of you guys want to work as a translation editor?
Why does Google continue to get rid of useful features and services? Do they WANT their brand to be less useful and invite direct competition?Dammit, YouTube may be getting rid of chronological subscription feeds.
The fundamental problem with Google is that it doesn't know what it's product is. That's because it's trying to sell like 50 of them at once and none of them interconnect on any meaningful level.Why does Google continue to get rid of useful features and services? Do they WANT their brand to be less useful and invite direct competition?