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Biographer maps out 'endgame' Trump just laid bare in overnight Truth Social spree
alternet.orgHow to hide your spending habits from retailers (so you don't get ripped off)
npr.orgWe Are Losing the Ability to Discover What We Didn’t Know to Ask
nytimes.comConcern mounts over slow-moving, planetary-scale ‘Kelvin’ wave heading for California | California
theguardian.comThere's a new way to break RSA that's faster than anything we've seen before
arstechnica.comWhen the Mountains Lost Two of Their Voices
appalachianmemories.orgWendell Berry and the Artifice of Intelligence
virginiafreepress.comA family’s moonshine survived raids and prison. Can its outlaw spirit endure?
We live on land originally owned by moonshiners and the history is very interesting.
NPR spent 2 years tracking deaths from heat. We found a staggering hidden toll
npr.org[iOS] pop-up wanting me to get the app freezes the page
I don’t use anyone’s app so this isn’t personal, but I should be able to override the app pop-up by pressing an X instead of having to restart my phone.
This Appalachian memoir author is running as a Democratic contrast to JD Vance
This article was previously posted and a title given was the exact opposite of what the actual headline and it appears to have caused a lot of confusion. Beth Macy actually lives in Southwest Virginia and wrote two books: Dopesick and Factory Man. The first book focuses on the destruction of a generation of Appalachians by the Sackler family and the second focuses on what happens when an industry that provided steady wages thousands disappears overseas. Vote for whomever you want to vote for, but let’s maybe skip the misinformation. There’s already enough of that.
The Social Security benefit cliff is here. Washington is struggling to wake up.
politico.comAdmin replies don’t leave enough time to reply
it’s rather frustrating to jump through multiple for that slipper of that you will actually get to speak and then you miss an unknown window of and you can’t and the entire gymnastics meet starts again.
I wish admins would remember that mods are unpaid volunteers who are not on 24/7. Users don’t seem to understand that, but admins should.
When I ask for a human, I make it a point to spend the next few days checking to see if I’ve gotten a reply - in my experience that’s being overly optimistic. However, once again, like many mods I have adult obligations that go far beyond volunteering my time on Reddit - I’m seriously not avoiding the reply. If I’ve gone to the trouble of asking for a human with all the hoops that go with that I definitely need the assistance. I may simply not be on to answer in the next five minutes.
Does anyone know of the specific time frames involved? Is there any way to restart a human conversation without having to repeat all the steps?
See the invisible force driving destructive floods across the United States
archive.phHow one Billionaire’s crusade against homelessness became Trump’s playbook
archive.ph[iOS] can’t log out
I make it a habit to log out of any account, not just Reddit when I’m done with my session. And yet, when I open a browser window to login to Reddit after logging out, my account is already logged in. It shouldn’t be.