pokerface_86

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1. 91.▲
   by pokerface_86 3y ago

   i intentionally purchased a car without any of these hanfisted “safety” features that take control of the car away from me. NEVER had an issue. sit close enough so that you can properly slam breaks to engage ABS as hard as automatic braking
2. 92.▲
   by pokerface_86 3y ago

   the vast majority of reddit users today do not do anything beyond scroll through default subreddits and the front page, people who curate their own experience to ONLY be what they selected are an extreme minority.
3. 93.▲
   by pokerface_86 3y ago

   funny enough that daily dose of meme feels like it has infected the entirety of reddit, at least on any sub with more than 100k subs that doesn’t have extremely strict moderation. a few months ago i left any and all subreddits that allowed
4. 94.▲
   by pokerface_86 3y ago

   i feel similarly about reddit, the site is completely unrecognizable from when i first joined in 2013 looking for a way to keep up with the gaming industry without clickbait youtubers.
5. 95.▲
   by pokerface_86 3y ago

   don’t a couple power mods control the vast majority of the popular subreddits?
6. 96.▲
   by pokerface_86 3y ago

   browsing any major, big subreddit will reveal that it’s users are no better than the average facebook, twitter, or tiktok user. have you looked at /r/all or /r/popular in the past… 3-4 years? it’s all garbage. i think th