They probably banned you for something that happened at least 24 hours before the ban hit because they’re just slow. My account was banned a week after I had replied to a racist troll trying to figure out if they were being racist so that I could ban them on my subreddit, and my comment was flagged as racist. I had already banned the user and hidden the thread, but that wasn’t good enough for Reddit and I needed to go.

I thought surely this guy was making it up, but yeah that’s odd. I’m on a Samsung Note 10.

I’ve jailbroken every Kindle fire I’ve ever owned, is this something new?

That’s how mine works, and I use different apps to browse porn so those apps are logged into the correct account always.

Is there only one website?

This is why i flunked college

It also wasn’t exactly the best optimized game either. Call of duty 4 came out the same year and looked spectacular without crushing your computer.

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Same, no chart 100% Linux

Algorithms will be easier and faster to fix than the process of getting this breakthrough to viability

It costs a lot to become vice president, especially if you weren’t born in America

That might be it, Thunderbird works really well with auto configuration of domains that it doesn’t know but has DNS entries.

How would you even know what ties a person has when the problem is government level security. Besides, Russia doesn’t exactly work on government payrolls anyway, it’s more about working in subsidiary companies owned by the oligarchs who are able to skirt the law effectively becoming the government in the process. It’s totally foreign to Western style government, there is nothing like it in the world

Same reason i don’t use Twitter, I’m not a narcissist.

I’m on Ubuntu which is supposed to be at the least nerdy. Still hella nerdy, I just want to make memes and play games lol

Yeah that part’s a confusing mess. I moved to Linux on my gaming PC a year ago and have been pleasantly surprised multiple times but not with installers!

On mbin you’ll still see them, just in a separate section. And that’s only my perspective too, communities you join might dislike my methods entirely.

Only for streaming and I’m just brainstorming, I don’t actually know how it would work. I’m just thinking about what mbin needs to be truly next generation rather than just a Reddit replacement

Reddit didn’t replace anything directly, it innovated. And whatever comes after will have to innovate as well

From a moderator perspective it seems essential to have a microblogging section, because otherwise people make entire posts for simple questions or personal achievements. That plagues Reddit, drags down the whole site.

I still think it’s missing something though, streaming video service support. Mbin’s idea of combining known socials works great in that respect. Text and image, but needs video support. P2P maybe, no storage needed.

It’s my limit too lol. The expansion goes too far in openness