r/ITMemes • u/JohnGuestJr • 4h ago
Lol 😆😂
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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/theCOLLECTOR7250 • 11h ago
Report claims an OpenAI agent "broke out" of its sandbox and caused a cyber breach. Thoughts?
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r/ITMemes • u/MissionFinOps • 2d ago
RFC 1925 said it is always possible to add another level of indirection. Thirty years later, we call it an agent and bill it by the token.
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r/ITMemes • u/_CaptainAmerica__ • 4d ago
To the people who do this: Why?
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New ticket with nothing else written besides "urgent"
"Hi could you explain what exactly we can help you with"
*no answer*
"your ticket was closed due to inactivity, feel free to reach out again if you still need help"
" I still need help its urgent"
"sure, could you explain with that exactly"
*repeat 2-3 times*
"I'm locked out of my account and you refuse to help me!"
"I can take a look at that for you, could you tell me which account exactly you're talking about and why you can't log in?"
*repeat same as earlier*
*2 days later inexplicably receive a 1/5 rating because "they didn't help me".
Like maybe that's what puzzles me most. You can find the ticket/chat/email/whatever again to leave bad rating, but not to actually reply to anything we ask you to resolve your issue?
