R/open source bans all solo projects and projects using LLMs(reddit.com)
38 points by schleck8 | 12 comments
Reddit r/opensource post about banning solo projects and LLM-built projects; the page shows a Reddit network-security block requiring login.
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Root shell on Samsung TV(twitter.com)
830 points by testing22321 | 617 comments
Reddit post in r/antiai about a hacker reverse engineering a Samsung TV and finding on-board AI listening; page shows a Reddit network-security block.
Namecheap just seized and disabled all my domains(reddit.com)
559 points by sashk | 290 comments
Reddit r/sysadmin post where a user reports Namecheap seized and disabled all their domains; the page loaded as a Reddit network-security block.
Redditor buys used CPU, turns out it was banned on Valorant and they are SoL(reddit.com)
35 points by xbmcuser | 20 comments
Reddit post in r/LinusTechTips about a user who bought a used CPU that was hardware-banned in Valorant; the page shown is a Reddit network security block.
I am done with this shit(reddit.com)
155 points by meander_water | 93 comments
A Reddit post in r/ClaudeAI titled "I am done with this shit"; the page shows Reddit's network security block screen instead of the post.
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