Am I the A-hole for expecting my friends to rarely help me with problems?
My roommates and I have been living together for about a year. We've made a pretty good agreement where we each take turns doing the dishes, but lately, it feels like I'm always the one putting in the work. Last week, my friend totally forgot to do their turn. I got really frustrated because Reddit they just acted like it wasn't a big deal. I told them that it was unfair, and they said they were sorry. Now, they're saying I'm being a jerk. Am I really the asshole here?
Should I just let it go?
ELI5: What is Digital Safety?
Imagine your computer or phone like a house. Security measures are like the locks, walls, and alarms that keep bad guys from getting inside and stealing your things. Cybersecurity is all about keeping your digital life safe from these bad guys who want to do naughty stuff. It's like being a protector for your gadgets.
r/gaming be like
Stacks of adults obsessing over the upcoming hardware. Meanwhile,At the same time,But honestly, some guy is sharing their funny meme that makes everyone smile.
- Get ready for controversy over the tiniest thing.
- Expect some gatekeeping.
- But hey,|However|, at least it's interesting to read sometimes.
What are your thoughts on...?
This topic/issue/matter has been sparking/generating/causing quite the debate/discussion/stir lately. It's fascinating/intriguing/complex to see different/varying/diverse perspectives/opinions/viewpoints on it. Personally, I find myself leaning/drawn/aligned towards one/the/a particular side/angle/stance. But ultimately, I think it's/its/this important to remain/be/stay open-minded/thoughtful/respectful to all/every/various sides/views/arguments of the story/conversation/situation. What think you believe/feel/find?
TIL: This Reddit is seriously rigid about content
Yeah, you heard that right. Redditors are obsessed about keeping their communities clean and interesting. So if you're thinking of submitting anything questionable, think twice! You might just get banned faster than you can say ""Award"
Funny story/meme about Reddit
So, I was this submission on r/aww the other day. It was about a potato who intentionally became famous/got into trouble/ate all the pizza after sharing. The internet exploded! The whole thing was legendary. I'm still laughing about it.
- {Here's the link|It's a must-read