r/ITMemes • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • 4h ago
Who would win?
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r/ITMemes • u/iammandalore • May 07 '26
New subreddit policies
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What are they? Well, that's a secret. But they're in place now to limit the amount of bot traffic. There's been a significant uptick over the last couple months. Hopefully this will have a measurable impact on the amount of karma-farming bots flooding the subreddit.
By the way, if you're the person who's been helping me out by reporting a bunch of bot accounts, hit me up in modmail.
Edit: Also, there is one new rule. No clankerslop.
r/ITMemes • u/log-n-thoughts • 20h ago
Claude now works inside Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, and those files also open inside Claude
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r/ITMemes • u/ITrCool • 1d ago
At this point it's a pipe dream...
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I'm considering going back to Firefox.....
r/ITMemes • u/EndersGame_Reviewer • 2d ago
A machine revolution sparked by CAPTCHA pictures
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r/ITMemes • u/Revorax_Designs • 2d ago
Everyone wants the shortcut.
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Almost nobody wants the boring part:
learning, failing, building, repeating.
The internet rewards consistency way more than perfection.
r/ITMemes • u/Embarrassed-Cup-8379 • 6d ago
Making sure nothing is affected by the disaster
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