The real value of reddit for me lies in its cache of information contained in answers to questions from over the years. Whenever I'm looking online for a solution to a problem I'm trying to solve I'll eventually add "reddit" to the search and I almost always find the answer that way.

Nah.

"Don't be evil"

I don't know what everyone's complaining about. I found this funny and it reminded me of the television program entitled, "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia."

What's crazy is that this was recorded in the first place. Like Kitty was like, ok go

I remember that on Letterman and I didn't think he was doing a bit but I remember it being terribly awkward, which was probably appropriate. And I believe it's affecting sales because I like the show but I think about the outburst every single time I see Kramer in a scene.

Somewhat unrelated, but I didn't know dvd releases were still a thing in 2023.

When you're folding laundry and the bottom 1/3 of the laundry basket is towels

Timecrimes

Who cares? I use Firefox but why do I care if the US government does? I thought they were still using Netscape on Windows ME

Well, realistically this is a situation we can fuck our way out of

This one made me literally lol

What do you mean by that? You sound a lot like a witch

Probably both, but you're right, there's definitely a qa problem here