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Incoming reports of Wagner Group soldiers leaving their missions in Africa and Syria to join the military coup in Russia against Putin.
Yeah this needs some sources to be taken seriously
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Incoming reports of Wagner Group soldiers leaving their missions in Africa and Syria to join the military coup in Russia against Putin.
Yeah this needs some sources to be taken seriously
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What would be the best way to protect a room from unwated visitors in a low-tech fantasy world?
Put a sign "staff only" on the door
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Delete reddit content yay or nay?
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Totally agree. Would be so nice if there was a way to mirror our Reddit past into the fediverse.
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I feel lost in the world right now and I'm not sure what to do
Aside from all the other great tips offered in this thread, I'd recommend meditation (https://www.additudemag.com/how-to-meditate-for-adhd-symptoms/) and perhaps yoga. After my previous breakup focusing on my body and mind really helped me keep my head above water.
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Teen son of Pakistani billionaire who died on Titanic sub ‘didn’t want to go on trip’
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Absolutely. These people's lives ended in unimaginable terror. No matter who they were, it didn't need to go like this.
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How long is too long?
I think after a few days it's fair to expect nobody else but the author of the post and the commentators to see your reply. But if it's a niche thing it still might make sense to comment
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/kbin Issues
I'm having issues subscribing to magazines on sopuli.xyz - for example [email protected] or [email protected] bring no results when searching. Am I supposed to create an account there as well?
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What was your best and worst experience on Reddit?
My favourite Reddit moment was when I managed to connect with the dev of a script which I needed for work. He was kind enough to troubleshoot my case with it, and I'll be forever thankful for him for that.
My least favorite thing about Reddit was all the casual downvoting, and especially seeing mine and others' comments being downvoted out of disagreement. Depending on the subreddit of course. To me Reddit was never a community thing, but rather a platform to exchange information and share links. Forums that I frequent provide me that community fix.
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If you could place any object on the surface of Mars, purely to confuse NASA scientists, what would it be?
A hot pocket