Okay I agree with the other comments here but I'm a bit confused on this.
How are we still spending money on these things if congress doesn't approve it? The legislature sets the budget, did they just forget to make it official and extend these? Also why even have a phase out period in the first place?
Dammit, all of you told me Reddit was going into the ground and I didn't invest lol
I remember watching the wolf of wall street on opening day with my parents when I was a teen.
Based on that experience, I agree, that was so awkward lol
Not if I have anything to say about it. Just waiting on my ballot
Cause food costs money and people need food and software needs people. I don't make the rules, just play by them.
Yeah screw these guys, I'm going back to chrome!
But really, relax guys. Ads are the only way to run a profitable browser business. Change my mind. Any paid solution won't get the scale to make the numbers work.
Who cares, they're all bots
Mine was for credit monitoring. You should be able to freeze your credit for free at any time
Isn't this basically what r/lounge is?
I used to go there, it wasn't that cool
Eli5 How can 1 judge throw out a decision from a jury? Shouldn't you at least need another jury?
Knew people that worked here, most people inside didn't know either until one day it all came down. Seemed like a really good opportunity at the time. But in 2021 everything seemed like a good opportunity.
I miss neutral politics from reddit, do we have something like that? I liked how strict they were about sources and avoiding bias