filled with vitriole, but also kindness and wisdom, but gatekept to oblivion I won't miss reddit on it's fourth swirl around the toilet bowl. after they blocked third party apps that actually made reddit readable, and removing /r/all, there is no longer a reason to go there. AI lowered some traffic but giving people access to content was the real killer. now the c suite will spin market changes instead of bad decisions.

It's more like, "We can replicate your revolutionary new technology in 8 hours, big woop."

What about the 20 other drunk drives in the same residence that need to get around? Not to be confrontational but you are looking at it from the wrong end. Users have to be responsible for their machine's traffic. If some of your students decide to join a spam ring and use up all of the bandwidth on the network, what would your solution be?