I would not want the honey from Resident Evil anywhere near my breakfast.

This is fun to read. I hope people will have their actual intelligence activated after this.

ChipotleGPT 😂

The moment you state a fact or something that the folks at Reddit don't like, you'll get banned. And it will be a deep ban. You create a new account on same device without sanitizing it , use same network without VPN or join the same subs right after signup, you'll get another ban.

Best way is to signup on a device, browser and network you never used before, use VPN if you use the same network. Use an email that you've never used before. Stay low for 10 days, join random subs here and there and make some subtle comments, maybe a few posts to act genuine. Then for five days, make your 20% activity without VPN, don't cut VPN entirely because that raises the flag. Keep using the same device and browser for at least 30 days.

Then you can start casually switching to your main devices and network. Stay low for 10 more days when you switch back before joining the same subs where you got banned. This often beats the automated checks and the system doesn't connect the dots for links between your banned account(s) and new one.

I once saw someone sending ChatGPT and Gemini Pro in a constant loop by asking "Is seahorse emoji real?". That responses were in a constant loop. I have heard that the theory of "Mandela Effect" in this case is not true. They say that the emoji existed on Microsoft's MSN messenger and early stages of Skype. Don't know how much of it is true. But it was fun seeing artificial intelligence being bamboozled by real intelligence. The guy was proving that AI is just a tool, not a permanent replacement of actual resources.

Too much to ask for an "anonymous" social media platform.

And there's a talk going around about single-player campaigns won't come to PC, they'll be PlayStation only.

It's complex to answer. Reddit's permanent ban is too strict.

They look at your IP address, cookies, local storage, your linked IDs if you linked them (phone number, email address, Google account, Apple ID, etc.), browser metadata, your digital fingerprint like WebGL data, WiFi BSSID, the app also keeps a note of the IMEI number of your device.

And I've read this somewhere that their AI moderation keeps an eye on your language that you type in, the words you use often and activity timing. I am not sure about this claim but they probably do it. System links all these activities with accounts that have banned in the past and if they find more than 5-7 very obvious links, you get another ban.

The system stays on high alert for first 10 days of suspicious activity on your account. It gradually lowers the flagging by 30 days but its still a risky zone. One mistake and it picks the flag. You have to clean your browser before you use it again on your main browser. Uninstall and reinstall in many cases, clearing any session data, cookies and even %TEMP% files and cache files from your root folder.

I am not sure about the app though, a friend of mine had a secondary phone where he used Reddit, he was able to evade the ban only by factory data resetting the device and then installing the app from a new Google Account. I never really used the app, I am not a phone person, I use my laptop most of the times so don't know how the app thing works.

Peak male diet.

Maybe that's why the government never makes certain vaccines mandatory, especially those that prevent communicable diseases.

Should have shown them the gun, they would've died of cringe by seeing this weird thing.

Wiggle thing on MacOS and you'll see it. ✨ Got you covered there.

Yea I have seen that happening. 😂

I am gonna try that as well. Reddit has a larger community and more users. I guess its worth trying again. 😂

I love the idea, maybe bricking the device may take some time but something that blasts weird audio on the phone or opens 100 tabs of weird websites on someone's phone?

Chicken wire and the metal pole for the win.

This is the biggest "inner battle", especially when its early morning and you are half asleep and your bladder kicks you to move but the body doesn't want to move.

Male drivers probably want that too. Especially the drunk women.

Well, it depends on the user. To some, its worth it. And to some it doesn't. Its about the community size.

But what if the age verification system asks for your video verification + legal documentation? Like many platforms do these days? They need you to frame up your face in on-screen cutout and then provide your documents, then it goes through a review process.