Look, within 90 minutes of hitting "post," you can just use the Edit option to wipe your first message clean—and poof, the whole thread vanishes. Once those 90 minutes are up, though... well, then you’re stuck. You'll have to track down the moderator handling that PDF to get anything done.
Just click your own link and hit "Find more posts..." Or you could just head over to your profile and select "Find all posts by..." Alternatively, you can just set it up so you automatically subscribe to any thread you participate in—check the FAQ if you need the specifics on how to do that.
Anyone who uploads a decent video to the Speak Up page today could score free passes to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, courtesy of T-Mobile US. 👍
It looks like those Gigabyte cards come heavily Overclocking-ready, which explains why they're asking for a premium. I was actually leaning toward that MSI TwinFrozr II myself—the reviews on it are solid. It’s just a shame that at Micro Center it’s priced way too high, whereas you can find it much cheaper at other retailers.
I haven’t really kept up with what’s actually hitting the shelves lately, so I could use some help here.
I'm looking to pick up a new GPU in the $500 range—strictly sticking with Nvidia this time. Right now, I'm running an 8800 GT, but let's face it, it's finally time for an upgrade. I've been looking at the GTX 460 and the GTX 560... is the difference really just down to the clock speeds? Also, cooling is a huge deal for me—it looks like MSI might have a solid cooler design, right?
New moderators aren't something you just apply for—it doesn't work like that. They're only brought on board when there's an actual need for them.
When you're signing up, you can drop the username of whoever told you about Reddit. If you do, they'll get a little shout-out on their profile for the referral.
Look, that isn't actually a direct link to the image—it’s just a Google search result. If you look over in the top right corner, there’s a link labeled View full size that you really ought to be using instead...
Look, if you can find a thumbnail somewhere, you’ll usually get a snippet of code right alongside it to drop onto Reddit. It typically looks something like this:
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From there, you just stack them one after another...