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Where is this term popular? I have never, ever heard this term before.
It's a US military term; I've never heard it outside of a military context, but it's super common within a military context.
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These are the people who in real life say “Jan” instead of “January.”
I literally just had a PM tell me "we will talk about that 'tom'". It left me confused for a few seconds. Is it really that hard to use a couple more syllables?
They really, really don't want you using old.reddit.com Doesn't reproduce for me btw. I also have the setting disabled that adds a period when typing a space twice, if that matters.
I use my phone as little as possible, I just realized the only 2 things I type into my mobile browser (currently safari) on a regular basis are new(s.ycombinator.com) and old(.reddit.com). Never put that together before, it's been like a decade. I wasn't able to reproduce the bug.
They really, really don't want you using old.reddit.com Doesn't reproduce for me btw. I also have the setting disabled that adds a period when typing a space twice, if that matters.
Cease your investigations into this conspiracy theory immediately. We must not anger the new reddit designers
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are you trolling? type it into the search bar and it does crash
They're not trolling. I typed it into the search bar. Safari didn't crash. Is the person who wrote the tweet trolling? Probably not either. But what type of iOS device do they have? Which version of iOS are they running? Which language and locale? Those things matter. Other things that apparently shouldn't matter might matter as well: other apps installed or running, notification configuration, how many tabs they hav…
Apple developers should look at the stack trace that should either be sent automatically when it crashes (if privacy settings allow), or with a problem report sent from the device.
If this is a widespread issue, devs should have already gotten an automated alert.
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Is old.reddit.com very unstable for everyone else in safari or just me? On my past 3 iphones through multiple iOS versions I can't browse for more than 10 minutes without eventually hanging/crashing safari. It seems to happen most frequently after browsing posts with images
New Reddit it like that. Page randomly resets no matter what you’re doing. Dumps you back at the top and asks if you want to install the app. They are desperate about getting you to download their app.