I change reddit accounts every year due to long-ago dislike of reddit's behaviour. So in the middle of 2025 I created a new account and after no posts and commenting less than 10 times I got shadow-banned (checked by going to reddit.com/appeal). Appealing did nothing so I created another account which was again quickly shadow-banned. Over the next SEVEN MONTHS I created around a dozen accounts, all of which were shadow-banned, one after just one comment. Finally I made an account that didn't get banned, which I used until mid-2026 when I created a new account that didn't go through that banning horror. I suspect reddit introduced some sort of new automated filter that automatically banned suspicious accounts and, in typical reddit behaviour, took a long time time to recognize that there might be a problem. That appears to have changed so try creating a new account now. You could try appealing first, maybe that will work for you.

I tried it on an Android tablet in the Brave browser. Tried it just now on an Android phone, Brave browser. Same result: a page with no menu and a "get the app" link. Clicking the "digg" icon does nothing. Clicking on the "My Feed" widget gets a "get the app" popup. I did create an account on a desktop using the Brave browser, but there is no way to use digg.com on Android without the app as far as I can see.

but the digg.com site seems to be just a showcase to get you to install the app. I really would like an alternative to reddit, but if I can't use the master app (a web browser) to access it I'm out.

If the read time is as fast as write, if the cost is right, if the data retention period without power is long enough, etc, this could replace more than RAM. How about SSDs?

Flouride occurs naturally in groundwater. Since much of the western USA has flouride in groundwater at *over* the recommended healthy limit I would expect that processing plants there are already removing flouride, at least to below that upper limit. Is the bill going to have much effect?

200MC. It doesn't take much to "heat up" something to 200 milli degrees C.

Not technically correct. https://www.timeanddate.com/ti... In fact, it appears that Arizona is the only place on Earth where you can cross 7 timezones in 2 hours. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=...

Safety and regulation go together. No regulation means no safety, especially when the average person starts using these things in large numbers.

Looks good, but getting it to fly is the *easy* part. Fitting these devices into the existing airspace system will be a nightmare. The hope of being classified as a non-aircraft probably won't happen, or if it does not for quite a while. At worst, they will be regulated as aircraft and will require pilot training to "recreational pilot" levels. Not allowed near airports or cities, etc.

If the reentry display was seen over Kuching, reentry may have *started* over the Indian Ocean, but the debris would have landed to the east, ie, in the Pacific Ocean. Sulu Sea, it's been reported.

Ask a mining engineer what could be substituted for ANFO, and the cost.

Not high school - no computers then. An IBM 1620A at university - and the book "FORTRAN II" by McCracken. First program actually worked! Hasn't happened since :(

I have already made up my mind that the Labor party will rank second-last in my preferences, just above the Coalition. And I've voted Labor all my life. No more!