Seems like a lot of services are having trouble today. - Hacker News - Reddit - Azure - (edit) Github actions In the past couple of hours.
Reddit Degraded Performance
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#12Seems like a lot of services are having trouble today. - Hacker News - Reddit - Azure - (edit) Github actions In the past couple of hours.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/linux-network-security-holes-f...
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#13Seems like a lot of services are having trouble today. - Hacker News - Reddit - Azure - (edit) Github actions In the past couple of hours.
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#14Seems like a lot of services are having trouble today. - Hacker News - Reddit - Azure - (edit) Github actions In the past couple of hours.
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#15Seems like a lot of services are having trouble today. - Hacker News - Reddit - Azure - (edit) Github actions In the past couple of hours.
Could all be related to something like this. https://www.zdnet.com/article/linux-network-security-holes-f...
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#17Honestly I rarely even notice. It’s pretty slow & patchy on a good day
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#18Honestly I rarely even notice. It’s pretty slow & patchy on a good day
I honestly wonder what goes on behind Reddit. It's been pretty terrible since the beginning. I don't mean to be insulting to anyone in particular, I know how projects go, and I love the site. But speedy or well done, it is not.
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#19I had performance issues with YouTube and Netflix yesterday, and GitLab had ussues recently. Maybe everybody is patching something similar at the moment.
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#20Honestly I rarely even notice. It’s pretty slow & patchy on a good day
I honestly wonder what goes on behind Reddit. It's been pretty terrible since the beginning. I don't mean to be insulting to anyone in particular, I know how projects go, and I love the site. But speedy or well done, it is not.
> People will choose convenience over quality any day
- CEO of iHeart Media
I am neither a fan of iHeart Media nor that idea, but I think it may be correct. If true, an explanation for Reddit's poor quality is that they made media consumption convenient, and user hostile behavior goes unpunished because there is nowhere else as convenient as reddit.