u/Littux

If you browse for hours, it eats up all the RAM. Sometimes, clicking a button randomly makes the RAM usage go from ~500MB to 10GiB+ until the browser gets killed

By the way, other than the user posts/comments/overview/saved/downvoted etc pages, and moderation features, the client is fully functional. You can see the progress at https://github.com/Littux-Dustux/new-reddit-com. You need knowledge with JavaScript development to use it though, for now

I had been using a KZ EDC Pro (silver cable) until now. It was working fine for years, but somehow, the back of a speaker came off, and the right side stopped working. I opened it up and inserted it again, then closed it. It works again, and is louder than before, but I inserted it too deep. Now, heavy bass gets distorted on the right side.

Only similar one I can find on headphonezone is KZ EDX Pro. How does that one perform?

Or can I get the KZ EDC Pro somewhere else?

Or should I get a more pricey one and continue using the EDC Pro until I can save up enough money? (I'm a student)

Standalone EVMs use dedicated microcontrollers with firmware typically written in Embedded C or Assembly, not Python. More importantly, the software is stored in one time programmable or masked ROM chips, meaning once the code is burned into the chip, it cannot simply be modified, overwritten, or remotely updated.

Also, people saying everything can be hacked miss an important distinction: an EVM can only be compromised by physically tampering with its hardware. And these machines are designed to detect such tampering. In Indian EVMs, opening or altering critical components breaks seals, triggers failures, and the machine becomes unusable rather than continuing to work with modified code.

Python isn't even suitable for this kind of low-level hardware firmware. These systems are intentionally kept offline, non-networked, and extremely limited in functionality to reduce attack surfaces.

Saying EVMs are programmed in Python and can be hacked in 3 seconds is like saying your calculator runs GTA 6 because both have buttons

Accessible via <https://www.reddit.com/.embed>. The URL returns a document.write() call with raw HTML, so to see it in action: <https://gisthost.github.io/?ebf26c9d6631f10ad1920f2e95328fbf/index.html>

<https://gist.github.com/Littux-Dustux/ebf26c9d6631f10ad1920f2e95328fbf>

POST https://www.reddit.com/svc/shreddit/graphql
{
  "operation": "UpdateSubredditSettings",
  "variables": {
    "input": {
      "subredditId": "t5_60hed7",
      "commentContributionSettings": {
        "allowedMediaTypes": ["ANIMATED", "GIPHY", "EXPRESSION", "VIDEO"]
      }
    }
  },
  "csrf_token": "<token>"
}

{
  "data": {
    "updateSubredditSettings": null
  },
  "errors": [{
    "message": "INVALID_REQUEST : At least one of the allowed_media_types is not a valid int enum",
    "path": ["updateSubredditSettings"]
  }],
  "operation": "UpdateSubredditSettings",
  "extensions": {
    "traceID": "e3ca883a33ee5e1a23e4bfe7a3da4f67"
  }
}

What works:

await fetch("https://www.reddit.com/svc/shreddit/graphql", {
  "credentials": "include",
  "headers": {
    "Content-Type": "application/json",
  },
  "body": JSON.stringify({
    "operation": "UpdateSubredditSettings",
    "variables": {
      "input": {
        "subredditId": "t5_60hed7",
        "commentContributionSettings": {
          "allowedMediaTypes": ["ANIMATED", "GIPHY", "EXPRESSION"]
        }
      }
    },
    "csrf_token": (await cookieStore.get("csrf_token")).value
  }),
  "method": "POST",
  "mode": "cors"
});

{
  "data": {
    "updateSubredditSettings": {
      "ok": true,
      "errors": null
    }
  },
  "errors": [],
  "operation": "UpdateSubredditSettings"
}