▲ 29 r/news
Mike Huckabee, U.S. ambassador to Israel, condemns 'horrific' violence in West Bank
cbc.cau/Fanta_gbai — 6 days ago
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▲ 1 r/Devvit
Help: App installed but game entrypoint not launching?
Hi community,
I'm having an issue with my Devvit app (WebViews). The app installs correctly on the subreddit, but the game (entrypoint game) never launches. My devvit.json is properly configured with the game entrypoint. The app shows up in "Installed Apps" and the launch code is triggered, but nothing displays on the client side.
u/Fanta_gbai — 1 month ago
▲ 194 r/news
Woman suspected of Monaco bombing found shot dead near Kyiv
theguardian.comu/Fanta_gbai — 1 month ago
▲ 10 r/Cotedivoire
This video of Jonathan Tah (a German international of Guéré origin) makes me laugh so much. A Guéré to translate for us, even though I already have an idea.
u/Fanta_gbai — 2 months ago
The bird of paradise's dance to attract the female.
u/Fanta_gbai — 2 months ago
▲ 96 r/MakeMeSmile
A cat in Turkey stole the show at a Romeo and Juliet ballet when it wandered on stage during an emotional death scene.
u/Fanta_gbai — 2 months ago
▲ 87 r/news
Swiss voters appear to reject proposal to cap population at 10 million
theguardian.comu/Fanta_gbai — 2 months ago
Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas: Woman thrown 40m to her death after staff forget to attach safety rope
thenightly.com.auu/Fanta_gbai — 2 months ago
Wow, what an aura, what an impact!
u/Dizzy-Screen-6618 — 2 months ago
▲ 70 r/FranceDetendue
Lettre de Léon Bloy à sa fiancée Johanne Molbech (1890)
Bonsoir, j'ai 20 ans et j'aime énormément les lettres d'amour. Je suis tombée sur celle-ci et je l'ai trouvée magnifique. Excellente soirée à vous.
u/Fanta_gbai — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/spirituality
Why do spiritual paths get "folklorized" and stripped of their moral rules and traditional labels?
Hello everyone, I’ve noticed that many ancient spiritual traditions are being turned into mere cultural folklore. People love the music, the aesthetics, and the vibes, but they completely reject the original moral rules, scriptures, and lifestyle habits. Some even seem ashamed of the traditional religious roots and try hard to get rid of the labels.
Why does this happen? Why do people want the packaging of spirituality but run away from its actual commitments?
u/Fanta_gbai — 2 months ago
▲ 299 r/HolyShitHistory
In 2010, Albert Bailey tried to rob a bank by calling them 10 minutes ahead to order $100,000 to-go, and even called a second time to check on his accomplice before police surrounded them.
u/Fanta_gbai — 2 months ago
▲ 109 r/HolyShitHistory
1992: Viagra was originally meant to save hearts, but failed medical trials when nurses noticed embarrassed male patients hiding unexpected erections under their sheets—prompting Pfizer to pivot and market the cardiac drug for erectile dysfunction.
u/Fanta_gbai — 3 months ago
▲ 815 r/HolyShitHistory
In 1822, Scottish con man Gregor MacGregor invented a fictional country called Poyais, selling fake land and bonds to British investors before sending hundreds of settlers to die in an empty, deadly jungle.
u/Fanta_gbai — 3 months ago
▲ 108 r/progressive_islam
"Notice the kaaba frame at the back." Some self-proclaimed ex-Muslims are denouncing themselves.
u/Fanta_gbai — 3 months ago
In 2008, a Brazilian priest adelir de carli tied himself to a plastic chair lifted by 1,000 helium balloons to break a world record for charity. Blown into the Atlantic Ocean by a storm, he tragically went missing because he did not know how to operate his GPS.
u/Fanta_gbai — 3 months ago