approved psychiatrists.

How many of those will there be?

And how many chemists will hold stock? Who even sells it legally?

All legacy technical posts will remain available so that searching for help related to the browser is still available, but henceforth and until the reddit admins appropriately reply to our concerns, the only new submissions allowed will be ones that contain the cuddly fuzzy little animals from which the subreddit indirectly received its name:‌

The red panda! Also known as fire foxes. ‌

If you are looking for technical posts, we now have an official community on Kbin. Keep in mind that Lemmy also federates with Kbin. We continue to be around on Matrix as well.

Yay for Firefox!!

“Many of you may wonder how we have a search team that’s iterating and building all this new stuff and yet somehow, users are still not quite happy,” Raghavan reportedly said.

Their search has been getting worse and worse for a long time before the Reddit protest.

This will be saving you typing in +reddit +stackspace on searches. Still the same results.

Ah, well, that is because it is a money burning machine.

Reddit: get back to work slave.

I was wondering if he was already wanting to change and that's why he signed up to the study.

He'll say whatever as CEO. "News organisations" will megaphone out what he says and that drown and dissenting voices.

Hiding awful behaviour behind "I'm just asking..."

Unfortunately most people post to YouTube. They might not know about Peertube. So Peertube just doesn't have the content.

According to Platformer, Twitter relies on Google Cloud to host services "related to fighting spam, removing child sexual abuse material, and protecting accounts, among other things." That contract is up for renewal at the end of this month after being negotiated and signed prior to Elon Musk's takeover. Since "at least" March, Twitter has been pushing to renegotiate the contract ahead of renewal—unsurprisingly seeking to lower costs, Platformer reported.

That'll kill the site quicker.

That article also is very pro Reddit.

It just accepts his claims without providing the Apollo app developers evidence that he's lying.