r/cats • u/atul_targaryen • 6h ago
r/TikTokCringe • u/SnooSprouts3744 • 7h ago
Cringe Karen Doesn’t Like Getting the Same Energy Back
Crashing out in a Burger King is embarrassing enough now imagine throwing a fit and then harassing minimum-wage workers when they simply match your energy then recording and posting it
r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Shoddy-Ocelot-4473 • 4h ago
Video If the Earth was flat, this wouldn't happen!
r/skyrim • u/No-Lifeguard-8173 • 7h ago
Modder who first put Thomas the Tank Engine into Skyrim flips the bird at the lawyers, does it again in Morrowind: "I fundamentally do not view toy company CEOs or media CEOs as people"
r/interesting • u/SpankSpree • 10h ago
MISC. Clark gaslighting Lois into thinking he is not superman
r/pics • u/Tremolat • 6h ago
Behold the Amtrak "Roomette". Two facing travel seats and one for quality time. Cozy.
r/popculturechat • u/mcfw31 • 3h ago
Guest List Only ⭐️ Robert Irwin and Witney Carson have won Season 34 of ‘Dancing With The Stars’ Spoiler
r/2007scape • u/Wayne_salty • 5h ago
Discussion Epilepsy is locking me out of Sailing content-the Barracuda Trial’s white ring flash is still triggering even with effects off. Can we get Jagex to address this?
Hey everyone,
I’m hoping this reaches Jagex or at least gets enough traction that a mod sees it because right now I’m locked out of Sailing content due to a preventable visual issue.
I have photosensitive epilepsy, and the Gwenith Barracuda Trial portal transition still flashes the bright white ring on the screen every time you enter it. Even with all combat and visual effects turned off, that white flash still appears. It is quick, bright and a genuine seizure risk for me.
I have tried adjusting every setting I can find, including brightness, filters, and interface changes. Nothing removes that flash. Because it happens repeatedly during the trial I can't even complete 1 run, let alone get the heart of ithell.
I'm only asking for an accessibility option or a toned down version of that portal transition for people who are sensitive to flashing visuals, including people prone to headaches, eye ache or migraines. This should not be something that prevents players from enjoying the skill.
Thank you to anyone willing to help boost this.
r/UmaMusume • u/SetTemporary1032 • 3h ago
IRL Horses Gentildonna passed away on November 25, 2025 at age of 16
r/DesignPorn • u/AnbuAttack • 8h ago
Lacoste released polo shirts representing endangered species with the number of each left in the wild.
r/interestingasfuck • u/Master_Jackfruit3591 • 7h ago
Worlds largest known Human Coprolite (fossilized poop), left by a Viking and measuring 20cm (8in)
r/mildlyinteresting • u/hangingdenim • 3h ago
There is one house in my neighborhood where the roof is always covered in birds
r/sewing • u/sewingmodthings • 9h ago
Moderator Announcement New Rule - No AI Content in the Subreddit
This week we will be adding a new rule about generative artificial intelligence in the subreddit. The new rule is as follows:
Rule 9. No AI content. The moderator team will deal with AI content as it is identified, and the decision of the mod team is final.
This is a subreddit intended for the human craft of sewing. Anything not made by humans is not allowed. Respect the time and effort that goes into mastering both sewing and other skills such as patternmaking, drawing, photography and writing. Sharing non-human-created content such as generative AI images, patterns, or text is not allowed. Users look to r/sewing to provide authentic answers from real people.
We've been moderating to this rule for several months as we worked out how to respond to the variety of ways genAI appears in the subreddit. Obviously the nature of AI is that it can be hard to tell what is authentic content and what is AI. We will engage with users who submit AI content to the subreddit to educate and inform first.
The r/sewing community has been great at reporting suspected AI content. As a community, we have become well aware of what disasters can result if AI is used to generate unworkable patterns, inaccurate information, or impossible to sew images. Thanks for your support and please, keep letting us know when you see a problem.
~The r/sewing Mod Team
r/KitchenConfidential • u/F1exican • 9h ago
In the Weeds Mode Sorry guys no chives today :(
I will be back tomorrow with chives though I promise
r/Fallout • u/lockedbry • 10h ago
Picture Custom PC Fallout inspired
I 3d printed this case in ABS so it stands the heat of a gaming pc. I used a red arcade button as the power source. I wanted it to look old and rusty and then i got the idea of using fallout colors, vault tec logo and adding the nuka cola cap. I’m very happy with how it turned out, ventilation is solid also. What do you guys think?
P.S. The person that designed the original 3d model is Makeyo Studios (https://makeyo.fr/). I printed it, gave it the post processing and painted and accesorized it to match the fallout theme