Reddit Strike Has Started — and Thousands of subreddits pledge to go dark after the Reddit CEO’s recent remarks

Issue #1160 — June 12, 2023

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Reddit Strike Has Started reddark.untone.uk \| points: 808 \| comments: 627

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Thousands of subreddits pledge to go dark after the Reddit CEO’s recent remarks theverge.com \| points: 565 \| comments: 469

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Before he was the Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski was a mind-control test subject washingtonpost.com \| points: 357 \| comments: 275

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Barracuda urges replacing, not patching, its email security gateways krebsonsecurity.com \| points: 349 \| comments: 110

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Inside the Wuhan lab weeks before Covid thetimes.co.uk \| points: 321 \| comments: 272

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The Dutch government wants automatic permission to target victims of hackers berthub.eu \| points: 206 \| comments: 49

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CS:GO: From Zero to 0-Day neodyme.io \| points: 205 \| comments: 92

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CIA 2010 covert communication websites cirosantilli.com \| points: 195 \| comments: 66

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Gren – an Elm fork gren-lang.org \| points: 192 \| comments: 118

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Mental Liquidity collabfund.com \| points: 158 \| comments: 95

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Searchable and sortable H1B salary database jobsort.com \| points: 153 \| comments: 60

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Arrested for using Linux and encryption in France [video] youtube.com \| points: 152 \| comments: 48

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Spore Stats spore.com \| points: 148 \| comments: 94

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Peanut Butter Jellyfin Time gebir.ge \| points: 143 \| comments: 7

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One man’s 8-bit quest to finish his teenage Commodore 64 RPG arstechnica.com \| points: 141 \| comments: 25

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It’s not the chemicals that cause addiction (2017) dancesafe.org \| points: 139 \| comments: 108

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JPEG XL against AVIF tested on ImageEngine mastodon.online \| points: 134 \| comments: 76

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Growing from engineer to manager newsletter.eng-leadership.com \| points: 126 \| comments: 189

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Django Views – The Right Way spookylukey.github.io \| points: 125 \| comments: 51

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The AI Hype Wall of Shame criticalai.org \| points: 124 \| comments: 110

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