It got an exception so Reddit could look accessibility friendly as they attempt to make their app compliant

this won’t stop until pictionary bans the word windmill

Why stop when there’s no consequences

I love people saying we’re just calling more things nazi when a major USA party has been actively using the American nazi party logos, slogans and ideas for years.

All depends on their location

I’d use that but worry MS will require it in a later win 11 update

It is when people start agreeing with what is said.

they love what I say just hate the word nazi

Other question is what is training the AI, are they using the power tripping mods?

no you see the issue is that the auto pilot stopped right before the accident so obviously it was entirely drivers fault, please don’t check how much time was between it stopping and the accident

Think just who it’s given too not any other part. You’ve thought this out more than reddit did

And since reddit decides can change requirements at any point

Slight definition on the $4 one

Which reddit probably won’t give any to the creator

I had to stop a movie at night then when I came back the next day to finish it, it became only available for renting :/

Or have the season you are on change to rent halfway through

Or altered carbon

Seriously I see so much worse coming from those accounts

sorry gotta pay for that simple ability

Just reminds me of an idiot PM we had who after realizing you could do the + thing on Gmail addresses made the devs block it, then didn’t understand why qa and anyone else testing using those types of email accounts got mad when no one could get in or create new accounts

My favorite is still having them closed when low staffed because they still need a person dedicated to helping them.

Just amazing how much trouble management goes to to make experiences for customers worse