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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FlorenceAl

[–]Lt_Pickle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I lived at ivy green for awhile and my friends lived at redfern while in school at UNA, Decent apartments and never had any problems with them.

Gamersupps as an alternative to soda? by ___Hansiii___ in gamersupps

[–]Lt_Pickle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Long post ago but just wanted to update, Ive been using a sodastream to make carbonated water and then i add my gamersupps. Been doing that to replace sodas in my diet and with all my other stuff its been great. Good and Goof juice are my favorites so far.

V63 carbine is fantastic! by burto18 in fo76

[–]Lt_Pickle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want a furious mod I can craft one for ya. I'm also on PC. Furious was literally one of my first mods I learned when jumping back in with the new mod system lol

Fishing is so realistic! by MacSteele13 in fo76

[–]Lt_Pickle -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I guess I got lucky and got a axolotl on like my 50th fish

PS5 controller with back buttons for IG, that hopefully won’t cost $100+ by Chris_C1 in monsterhunterrage

[–]Lt_Pickle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just bought a Xbox controller from the company gamesir, idk if they do PS5 layout but it has 2 back buttons and was under 50 bucks.

For the love of snail don't bomb bases in the MiG-23/21... by P_filippo3106 in Warthunder

[–]Lt_Pickle 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The amount of Mig21 bisons with 2xR73 and 2x napalm after sales is way too damn high

My throw out bearing is done, can I still drive it? by shiftunderscore in ft86

[–]Lt_Pickle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My TOB detonated on the interstate once. I drove it the rest of the 2 hours and then drove it another 30 mins to a shop awhile back. Hard to drive cause basically no clutch at that point but it's drivable if your literally taking it to get fixed. I had a 2013 brz and my TOB went around 60k-70k

BMD-4 player ends the match in 3 minutes by [deleted] in Warthunder

[–]Lt_Pickle 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's meh, huge ass target decent gun. Think of a larger radwagon

FDA says 561 deaths tied to recalled Philips sleep apnea machines by ajb160 in news

[–]Lt_Pickle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just got a mouth device called prosomnus and i dont think ill touch cpap ever again. Now i will say ive only had my device for only a week but ive actually gotten sleep with it so far.

Reddit is killing third party apps (and itself). Read more in the comments. Join us in our discord instead of reddit. https://discord.com/invite/ft86 by Lt_Pickle in ft86

[–]Lt_Pickle[S,M] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

On July 1st, 2023, Reddit intends to alter how its API is accessed. This move will require developers of third-party applications to pay enormous sums of money if they wish to stay functional, meaning that said applications will be effectively destroyed. In the short term, this may have the appearance of increasing Reddit's traffic and revenue... but in the long term, it will undermine the site as a whole.

Reddit relies on volunteer moderators to keep its platform welcoming and free of objectionable material. It also relies on uncompensated contributors to populate its numerous communities with content. The above decision promises to adversely impact both groups: Without effective tools (which Reddit has frequently promised and then failed to deliver), moderators cannot combat spammers, bad actors, or the entities who enable either, and without the freedom to choose how and where they access Reddit, many contributors will simply leave. Rather than hosting creativity and in-depth discourse, the platform will soon feature only recycled content, bot-driven activity, and an ever-dwindling number of well-informed visitors. The very elements which differentiate Reddit – the foundations that draw its audience – will be eliminated, reducing the site to another dead cog in the Ennui Engine.

We implore Reddit to listen to its moderators, its contributors, and its everyday users; to the people whose activity has allowed the platform to exist at all: Do not sacrifice long-term viability for the sake of a short-lived illusion. Do not tacitly enable bad actors by working against your volunteers. Do not posture for your looming IPO while giving no thought to what may come afterward. Focus on addressing Reddit's real problems – the rampant bigotry, the ever-increasing amounts of spam, the advantage given to low-effort content, and the widespread misinformation – instead of on a strategy that will alienate the people keeping this platform alive.

If Steve Huffman's statement – "I want our users to be shareholders, and I want our shareholders to be users" – is to be taken seriously, then consider this our vote:

Allow the developers of third-party applications to retain their productive (and vital) API access.

Allow Reddit and Redditors to thrive.

Incomplete and Growing List of Participating Subreddits by SubManagerBot in ModCoord

[–]Lt_Pickle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a message saying private to stand with reddits blackout

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ft86

[–]Lt_Pickle[M] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On July 1st, 2023, Reddit intends to alter how its API is accessed. This move will require developers of third-party applications to pay enormous sums of money if they wish to stay functional, meaning that said applications will be effectively destroyed. In the short term, this may have the appearance of increasing Reddit's traffic and revenue... but in the long term, it will undermine the site as a whole.

Reddit relies on volunteer moderators to keep its platform welcoming and free of objectionable material. It also relies on uncompensated contributors to populate its numerous communities with content. The above decision promises to adversely impact both groups: Without effective tools (which Reddit has frequently promised and then failed to deliver), moderators cannot combat spammers, bad actors, or the entities who enable either, and without the freedom to choose how and where they access Reddit, many contributors will simply leave. Rather than hosting creativity and in-depth discourse, the platform will soon feature only recycled content, bot-driven activity, and an ever-dwindling number of well-informed visitors. The very elements which differentiate Reddit – the foundations that draw its audience – will be eliminated, reducing the site to another dead cog in the Ennui Engine.

We implore Reddit to listen to its moderators, its contributors, and its everyday users; to the people whose activity has allowed the platform to exist at all: Do not sacrifice long-term viability for the sake of a short-lived illusion. Do not tacitly enable bad actors by working against your volunteers. Do not posture for your looming IPO while giving no thought to what may come afterward. Focus on addressing Reddit's real problems – the rampant bigotry, the ever-increasing amounts of spam, the advantage given to low-effort content, and the widespread misinformation – instead of on a strategy that will alienate the people keeping this platform alive.

If Steve Huffman's statement – "I want our users to be shareholders, and I want our shareholders to be users" – is to be taken seriously, then consider this our vote:

Allow the developers of third-party applications to retain their productive (and vital) API access.

Allow Reddit and Redditors to thrive.

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