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• Website Down (56%)
• Errors (23%)
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City	Problem Type	Report Time
Hyderabad	Website Down	1 day ago
Melbourne	Website Down	8 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	9 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	11 days ago
Paris	Errors	11 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	14 days ago

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  Alec Bowers (@Alecbowers) reported 2 minutes ago

  @CynicalPublius Claude already is. When you train on the sociopathic, nihilist trash of Reddit, you get a manipulative psychopath base personality. ChatGPT has a similar issue. No amount of AI constitutions can solve that issue. They need to cut out the antisocial parts of training like Reddit.

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  Mike Dippy (prev. yapzaddy) (@mikedippy) reported 3 minutes ago

  @GrapeTickler Classic H3 cult to think that every meme was cpropagated from H3. Ninja wife meme blew on Twitter and Reddit up before H3 talked about it. Insane to try and call out someone as an ex-fan while you are paying for a membership AND a website! Truly going down with the ship 🫡

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  Vladic (@Vladic_ETH) reported 5 minutes ago

  Elite lets you run 55 live strategies at once. Looking at 55 cards, I can't answer a simple question: are these 55 different bets, or one big bet split 55 ways? If they all buy dips on US stocks, they drop together on a bad day. Each one looks fine on its own. Comparing their charts against each other shows what's really there. One calculation, if a model can see all 55 at once. So I wrote a spec for a Horizon connector over MCP. It's an open standard for AI models calling outside services. Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor already speak it: write the server once, it runs everywhere. Five methods, all read-only. Strategy list, their rules, backtest metrics, trade log, account curve. Zero credits per call. No creating strategies, no running backtests, no trading through the connector. Only what the user already paid credits for inside Horizon goes out. Why this serves Horizon, not only me. A chat layer over an AI ships in a weekend. An engine that counts history honestly and never peeks at the future does not. The connector sells the engine. Third-party backtest servers already sit in MCP directories. Wrappers over free data, $9 a month hosting. No data, no engine, but they're building the habit: people get used to running backtests straight from chat. Then the people who will never move into a browser tab. One landing page review mentions a contractor quoting $4,000 for a single MQL strategy. He lives in a terminal and pays for tools. The site stays the front door for beginners. The connector takes the second guy. Where I might be wrong. Main objection: why become the backend of someone else's interface. X and Reddit shut their APIs for exactly that. The difference is what you sell. They sold attention, Horizon sells credits, and every call is paid for upfront. Second: let a model turn the dials and it will fit them to the past, show a beautiful result, and earn nothing live. Fix: make testing on unseen data the default inside the connector. The whole idea is testable in a day. An "export run to JSON" button plus a small open-source server that reads the export folder. No hosting, no promises. Nobody installs it in a month, the idea is dead and cost one day. Question for anyone running backtests: would you connect this, and what would you ask your portfolio first? I want chart correlation and where the profit actually came from. Question for the @horizon_trade_x team: is there an internal REST API, or does everything run over a private protocol?

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  Rohit Kashyap (@rohit_jsfreaky) reported 6 minutes ago

  @jacobAlswin reddit, but only in the subs where people were already complaining about the problem. posting in the startup subs did nothing, people there are all selling

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  ecomchigga (@ecomchigga) reported 7 minutes ago

  how to build a faceless twitter account that sells digital products. no name, no face, no videos. the whole thing from zero. step 1: find a problem people are already paying to solve. search reddit for "how do i" and "struggling with" inside any niche. when the same question keeps showing up from different people in different words, that's confirmed demand you don't have to guess at. step 2: write the solution. open a google doc. write it like a long text to a friend who genuinely needs help. 11 to 22 pages. no design. no branding. just the complete answer with screenshots where a step needs proof. export as PDF. upload to gumroad at $39. takes one afternoon. step 3: build the room. create a free telegram group. pin a free preview of the guide at the top. pin the paid product directly below it. new members land in a room where buyers are already posting gumroad receipts and sharing results. the community does the selling around the clock without you managing it. step 4: set up the account. faceless. canva logo. one-line bio: who you help and the result you deliver. profile link goes to the telegram group, not the product. step 5: content. this is the step that kills most faceless accounts. 3 tweets a day, every day, that sound human, pull engagement, and drive people into the funnel. not once a week when you feel like it. every day. and every tweet needs to pass the algorithm's AI content classifier or it gets buried before anyone sees it. most people fail here. not because the product is bad. not because the funnel is broken. because the content is either inconsistent, obviously AI-generated, or both. and without content, the rest of the machine sits empty. i built a system that runs step 5 on autopilot. a claude project with a bank of proven viral tweet structures, a rules file that catches every AI tell before posting, and a fresh-chat architecture that stops the model from recycling its own phrasing between tweets. 14 minutes a day. the output reads human because the system was built to make it impossible for it not to. $100. lifetime. self-installs in one sitting. same system behind every faceless account i operate. comment PRINTER and i'll send you the link. must be following + RT.

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  Tanūnapāt (@tanunapata) reported 10 minutes ago

  @TheRubric_Medic Only opening accounts won't solve anything. On X it is not working. Meta, YouTube, and Reddit are aggressively pushing caste-based content and pro-atheism content while targeting Hinduism, anti-national content while suppressing pro-nationalist content.

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  Gancor 🍅 (@gancor) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BovrilG The open marriage Reddit cuck versus the bend her over in the bushes at the bottom of the croquet lawn on your estate and rightly do your duty of saying nothing of it despite the bastard issue stacking up in the maids quarters looking suspiciously like you, and she even saw a glimpse of your maintenance allowances ledger but accepts it as part of her station tradchad nobility

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  Tailor Mgbeke (@Sysrqgit) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Wizarab10 I'm currently facing this issue with Reddit. I've come to realise it's IP ban. But then there are stuff I'd simply call "bread crumbs" that you drop on new account which you've previously dropped on banned account. They'd connect the dots and know it's you again.

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  ayydinn (@ayydinnobs) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Warier2Free @JessiexxYong @Reddit_Retards the problem is that reddit has so many solutions and tons of communities

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  Giorgio A Tardio (@GiorgioTardio2) reported 18 minutes ago

  @RevengeTiddles @MJJTruthSeeker @RuckerJael I will find more information if these people who have x accounts on the sub aswell or somehow one of us let u know and can confirm what account But the issue is not whether a specific Reddit account mailed rats or created manipulated images. It's also about voices amplify or encourage hostility as your a representative of LN hbo as a moderator and known in the community endorsing tweets mocking Jael while later asking "where's the evidence of harassment?" sends mixed messages. Its documented in her article and sure more in future If harassment is unacceptable, then it should be condemned consistently—even when it comes from people you interact with right ? Clearly you didnt have a issue what vivid was doing or likely didnt message him. Your response without reading the artcle seemed out of order and seemed gaslighting to me And its clear you were apart of the smear campaign calling her a liar like she was spreading misinformation on purpose , calling her a traitor joking ot not it was immature insuiating aswell calling her a shill on reddit and beyond. Or not a fan . these examples had nothing to do with arguments she makes about allegations. its discrediting her character like others faced. Its childish and unfair i hope thats clear to you If you dont like it being showcased as a article it shouldnt happen in the first place.

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  terrapin (@terrapean) reported 20 minutes ago

  @MerriamWebster Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  dan.code (@dancodeua) reported 27 minutes ago

  I thought AI would make customer research a no-brainer. Give it Reddit threads, YouTube videos, TikTok comments, reviews. Let it cook the desires, problems, and patterns. And honestly, it does this really well. But to scale past $10K–$15K days and reach consistent $30K days, you need to make research manually. Yeah, it’s boring, I know. But when I read hundreds of comments myself, the words, emotions, and small details stay somewhere in the back of my head. Then later, I am working on an ad or trying to create a new mechanism, and suddenly I get an idea. “Damn, nice gut feeling.” But it was it all the research in my head finally coming together. AI helps me find the information. Manual research changes the way I think.

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  Fluid (@FluidDruid4K) reported 27 minutes ago

  @benshapiro They are 10$-13$ which is pretty fair the issue is housing it’s not 250$k for a starter home and rent isn’t 800$ for an okay studio in a decent living areas. That’s the issue to why the average person feels broke, the people door dashing are spoiled Reddit communist or general chuds

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  Tony Hrvatska 🌴🕊 (@tonybalogna) reported 32 minutes ago

  @HazelAppleyard He’s posting to Reddit so the problem is likely his wife doesn’t have the equipment he wants to play with

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  Warm Weather Stoatley (@MatthewTheStoat) reported 33 minutes ago

  Should insta block accounts whose entire gimmick is resposting salacious reddit screenshots of 'the issues between men and woman', and you should also insta block accounts who post lists like How To Lose Belly Fat Fast, How To Make Her Wild For You In The Bedroom etc.

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  Ohio Rob (@TheOhioRob) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Jerrybgo12 I doubt you've been alive "for decades" to even know that. It's just dumb **** you learned on reddit or in a groyper discord server.

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  Pony-Berserker 🇲🇨 (@PonyBerserker) reported 36 minutes ago

  OTOH i'd say it's terrible but since it's reddit, we know *anything* will be better than reddit mods.

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  QueenAuracle..Designs ✨ (@gr8tful88) reported 36 minutes ago

  (Twitter): You pitch your idea in 280 characters or less. If it catches fire, the algorithm clears the runway. (Substack): If people click, they seamlessly slide into your deeply researched, paywalled or free long-form newsletter without ever leaving the app. (Reddit): The community votes on the validity of your essay. If your essay is garbage, community members can ratio your long-form text down to the shadow realm, hiding paragraphs in real-time. Welcome to the new internet. You will never leave.

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  😛 (@toastisveryyumm) reported 42 minutes ago

  @himejoshiphd1 Whenever I try 2 log in it just errors out idk what im doing wrongggg Idk if the thing abt specific stores not working on the global version is true tho lowk cuz I got that from reddit where people say the cn version of the app is diff from the US vers (im not even in Us tho..)

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  Noah.sol (@NoahHayez) reported 42 minutes ago

  75K UPVOTES ON REDDIT!!! This guy just did the "This is Fine" meme IN REAL LIFE!!! His wife left him, kids moved away and then his APARTMENT BURNED DOWN... But he still managed to take this picture with a smile on his face, OMG SO GENNY!!! LITERALLY IDENTICAL TO THE FAMOUS MEME!!! His name is "Quentin"

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  Edward Corona - The Options Oracle (@EdwardCoronaUSA) reported 44 minutes ago

  🔥 My latest Deep Dive is now live on my substack The Options Oracle, and this one started with a selloff that immediately lit up my scans. Reddit reported strong revenue growth, improving profitability, and upbeat guidance, yet the stock was hit hard as investors focused on search traffic, user growth, and the durability of its momentum. With $RDDT suddenly appearing across multiple scans and generating plenty of online chatter, I broke down what happened, why the market reacted this way, and what the chart is showing now. I also included an update on my $IBM trade from the July 23 alert. The position is currently showing an unrealized gain of approximately $2,825, or 13.71%, and IBM has now crossed above another important level as I continue managing the trade toward my planned exit. This is the full process behind my Deep Dives, from identifying the setup to monitoring the trade and eventually closing it.

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  Robert E. Bourgeoisie 🇺🇲🇬🇧🇫🇷⚜️ (@RobEBour) reported 48 minutes ago

  @ApolloLXII @Fish_Flakes546 @HouseGOP American boomerlibs are some of the corniest people on the planet. Totally unbearable. You're probably like 60 years old and still obsessed with Yoda and other capeshit. Embarrassing. Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  Generic Astral Entity #5c89f5 (@MarsinScorp) reported 49 minutes ago

  @honestpollster Reddit shut that down. In fact their moderators after that cracked down on any wrongthink in the news or world news subs.

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  Blue (@blueshopping24) reported 50 minutes ago

  So what actually works in 2026? Let me be specific. Three leverage income models that have low startup costs, realistic timelines, and compounding returns: 1. Niche newsletters Pick one specific audience with a painful, ongoing problem. Write for them weekly. Monetize through sponsorships or a paid tier. Revenue timeline: 6-9 months to first consistent income. Ceiling: $5k-$50k/month for focused operators. The work front-loads. The asset compounds. 2. Digital templates and tools Designers, marketers, and operators will pay for time-saving assets. Notion templates, Canva kits, prompt libraries, workflow docs. Build once. Sell repeatedly. Platforms like Gumroad handle delivery. Your job is traffic and quality. Revenue timeline: 30-90 days with the right marketing. 3. Content-driven affiliate sites (done differently) Forget the old SEO playbook. Google's landscape shifted hard. What's working now is platform-specific content — YouTube, Pinterest, or niche Reddit communities — driving traffic to a focused resource site. Slower to start. Much harder to kill once it gains momentum. Here's what all three share: They require real skill development upfront. They reward consistency brutally. And they build an asset you own — not a gig you perform. The biggest mistake I see? People spread across five models at once and master none. Pick one. Run it for 90 days with intensity. Evaluate honestly. Iterate or pivot. You don't need more options. You need more commitment to fewer things. Which of these three models have you tried, and what actually happened? 👇

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  Sincere (@_Sinc3r3ly) reported 50 minutes ago

  @amazigh_veritas If they actually wanted to support disabled people they could look into the things that actually affect us the most and bring awareness to them/donate but it’s easier to **** talk on reddit i suppose. An ounce of research would show “faking” is the least of our problems

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  Elliot.⁷ (@Elliot_03bts) reported 50 minutes ago

  I hate that big accounts started going crazy saying big hit is promoting NJ when the nr of members is wrong is the photo and the og link didn't work for 9 months now. It's even a convo on Reddit about the link not working! We can see that those big accounts didn't check the blog!

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  Wesley Caspers (@WittofMandamus) reported 58 minutes ago

  @justdots_art @CaseyKrol Sorry, sir, Reddit is down the hall.

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  tim eaton (@timeaton1758673) reported 58 minutes ago

  @I_Am_BJC Rest easy, my friend. From experience I can tell you it’s actually pretty hard to get banned on X. No underage monkey business and no completely over-the-top profanity and you’re good. I’ve been banned from Reddit threads just for speaking truth to power. I will never violate the community guidelines, but Reddit mods have earned their reputation for shutting down any opinion that doesn’t fit the narrative. X is a different world.

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  Aaron (@PaintSlinger117) reported 58 minutes ago

  @libsoftiktok Why are they masked? ****, St. Paul residents would likely eat that **** up straight from their *******. Minnesota is in bad shape. But this ******** thinking they need to hide for having this particular position? That's either a psyop or they're too far down the reddit hole.

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  Bad Panda (@L7ght) reported 58 minutes ago

  @PETTlNG i got banned from this server mods are bunch of ******* it was true reddit experience plus 99% are sellers and bots there is no real person in there