And yes, you could simply remove mods. But that seems fraught with risk (since the "new" mods could do the same thing, and you get a mass, revolt exodus...
I don't know. I'm glad their problems aren't my problems.
I am enjoying the Reddit shit show.
I am also so glad I don't work at Reddit (for a lot of reasons).
I also really don't know their move if mods keep up the protest. (A big "if," of course.) The current leadership will be unwilling to cave, I suspect.
I can see the idea of “We goofed" post, but if it's true that (for example) Apollo costs them $20M/year (which is bonkers if true, and I'd like to know the delta of serving those same users off their own infrastructure directly)...
Want to try iOS 17’s new features for capturing 3D models of objects and displaying them in AR? And do you have a device with LiDAR running iOS 17?
Get Object Captures, my tiny app for scanning objects using iOS 17’s new APIs that captures and renders 3D models entirely on-device👇
Am I misremembering or did the Apple Developer app used to allow you to expand a video to take up the full window of the app so you could freely resize it?
It’s frustrating that right now it appears your only options are small or completely full screen 🤔
AR Psyduck vs. Teddy Bear Psyduck.
Object captures made on iOS 17 are so good! 😀
What else will be left to IPO once every subreddit has gone dark?
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