AnonTwo

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Technology in Exploring Reddit’s third-party app environment 7 months after the APIcalypse

It's probably because I generally saw the sub shutdowns as a result of the protest, and not as an ongoing protest. Reddit clearly wasn't in any talks with the mods at that point and vica versa.

Honestly i'll just go with it being months. I'm basically just arguing semantics at this point.

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Technology in Exploring Reddit’s third-party app environment 7 months after the APIcalypse

I mean, I remember it being weeks myself.

But it's not as if things went back to the way they were either. There were definitely effects due to those weeks.

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Memes in This new baby gets ALL the attention!

I mean, Russia flubbed so hard the whole world saw it.

Israel clearly has the arsenal everyone thought Russia did.

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Memes in This new baby gets ALL the attention!

What makes you think the killing will stop?

If your reason is "Because they will be dead", then I think you have your answer.

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Memes in USA things

Polio is also mandatory for life if you get it.

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Memes in USA things

Whats so complicated about probability?

Probably that it is at the end of the day still chance, and once it happens it happens.

Almost all people who didn’t vaccinate against covid are still alive and well you know.

Pretty sure that's wrong.

People take a risk either way. Taking the vaccine or not taking it.

You're also taking a risk to take the disease head-on or not. Side effect of Covid include

-Excessively high fever
-Weakness
-Potential risk of Long Covid
-Fucking death

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Memes in USA things

All that research and none of it towards how much the vaccine wouldn't have affected you huh? Well just don't pass it off to the next generation you POS.

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Memes in USA things

Pretty sure most people think of Covid, the thing a lot of people did die to, or Polio, the returning sickness that we literally had a president who couldn't walk because of.

Fun part being we're having life-debilitating diseases (again, polio) come back from the results of the anti-vax rhetoric.

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Memes in USA things

So you've never been truly sick is all that means. Just means you'll die when you have a truly dangerous sickness and don't take any precautions for it.

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Memes in USA things

All of which would still apply to Elon Musk. No way the guys open sourcing his microchips.

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Memes in USA things

A lot of medicines have side effect. And a lot of side effects. But you still take them because The thing you're taking them for fucking sucks

There's being careful and there's forgetting the whole point of it all: to not get a life-debilitating sickness. Which a lot of vaccines eliminate.

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Technology in Neuralink implants brain chip in first human, Musk says

Didn't the animal tests lead to pretty bad deaths? And wasn't that less than a year ago? I can't imagine this going well.

Plus there was the blind-tech that was revealed not too long ago where now that they're bankrupt the group is slowly going blind and worse. I feel like none of this is going to end well.

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Memes in Has anyone notified Elon?

You leaked the code for when it's out of warranty

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Technology in Stop KOSA - New tech censorship bill

So really you're only playing moderator because you're for it, and don't want people to vote against it.

AnonTwo , 5 months ago to Privacy in Brave to end 'Strict' fingerprinting protection as it breaks websites

Was strict the default? I'd assume the standard would be the default.

I'd imagine if you were using strict you want the sites to break because you absolutely do not want fingerprinting. That kindof restriction usually comes with the breaking being expected.