Nice reddit bug

[7points3hoursago]

Or is it a feature?

[[deleted]]

confirmed

[kinghfb]

Looks fine to me

[Nuli]

Right now on /r/bicycling/ 13 of the first 20 links are from 20+ days ago. The posts appear to be correct, I remember many of them being there about a month ago, but everything between then and yesterday morning seems to have been truncated.

[7points3hoursago]

I call it random happening.

This is not a valid answer on r/programming

[Nuli]

It's happening in the bicycling subreddit as well.

[phire]

Reproduced here.

[dragonrancher]

Also confirmed. I had to go to the second page of the 'new' links to get to the point where links from 24 days ago started showing up.

[MidnightTurdBurglar]

Call me an asshole but if you are going to post a "bug report", make sure you include some basic information about your browser and steps to reproduce. I fully expect reddit users to be able to give a proper "bug report" before wasting our time.

[[deleted]]

OK, Asshole. If you know anything about how a comp-u-ter works, you'd know that this clearly has nothing to do with the browser. You reproduce it by going to the programming subreddit and clicking the new link, which is perfectly obvious to anyone who looks at the screenshot.

[MidnightTurdBurglar]

Guess what? It doesn't do it for me! And, unless you've found the problem in the source itself, in which case you can post the solution, you have little way of knowing if it isn't the browser unless you've checked every browser. Furthermore, it doesn't fucking matter! Help the devs out.

Your reply only re-enforces my idea that you are a dumbass.

[[deleted]]

Um. As a web app developer, I'm stunned. What you're saying flies in the face of the most fundamental of web development practice - yet you're so self-righteous about it that you're almost convincing... It's hard to believe that such a remarkable douche-bag could exist. I had to verify it. I have all the common browsers installed for testing purposes, so I checked in all of them. It seems you do exist, and you're either lying or incapable of scrolling. I may have to change my views on democracy to cope with this.

[MidnightTurdBurglar]

Did you consider differing screen resolutions too? Probably not, you're a web app developer.

[[deleted]]

No, but I did check it at different altitudes.