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Its been having issues for days. I discovered as much while deleting all my old post and comments.
Lol, imagine your site crashing during it's lowest utilization in years.
LMFAO
Oh the site is like DOWN down
lmao, its not like the site is being overloaded right now as half the site is private, they are doing this shit on purpose
even reddit is protesting it's own shit CEO
seems unlikely (to me) that this would be intentional from reddit's side. You'd think they would be VERY interested to see how this really impacts site traffic and how much "protest" they can absorb before taking administrative action against mods/subreddits.
Given the degree of ... social awareness... They've displayed, I wouldn't be terribly surprised if someone at Reddit simply thought "this is the perfect time for maintenance!" and they ran with it ๐
Looks like i'm watching a shit ton of youtube today instead of spending my work day on reddit. any good channel recs?
I mean, if I was a reddit infra engineer (and this is a long shot because I'm not), I would definitely use the "blackout day(s)" for some heavy maintenance or experiments that normally are too scary to do on a high loaded live server.
(edit: spelling)
Webdev here. When I am blessed with a "we are closed" day on some clients' websites, I drop everything else so I can get some database cleanup in.
Is it possible someone launched a DDoS attack against Reddit?
Can't be, Reddit relies on its userbase to ensure everything is running smooth...oh wait LOL