When Reddit Fixes Your Weird Obscure Problem
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- Опубликовано: 24 фев 2023
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If I had a dollar for every problem that reddit has solved, I’d have a really decent amount.
Now take away that amount with the answers that haven’t been answered
@@MariogamingMario Well now I'm broke af
ya, i go to reddit a lot for gaming related stuff. tips and whatnot. i find guides created by some popular website is so barebones I feel ashamed for clicking it.
Whenever I look for an answer to the problem it’s usually a coin flip if it’s legit advice or one of those fedora wearing idiots that pretend to know what’s happening for Reddit points.
@@MariogamingMario now im in debt thanks to the questions about the universe.
The reddit threads always have the most wack answers yet they always have at least one that works.
Reddit basically replaced google as a way to look up solutions to problems. Blame it on SEO being a thing.
@@MyVanir 100% agree
there will be one post that's 90-95% right and ten other random posts with Reddit humor, some astroturfing, some wrong answers from socially malformed people, a few schizos, etc
good test of your capacity to divine things which work
My Steam Deck wouldn't sleep for some reason. I could hard shut it down by holding its power button, but couldn't sleep with a game open. Went to a bunch of forum and help pages, and then one random Reddit comment from months ago was like, "Take out the SD card and put it back in." That was it. I was like, that doesn't make sense, it's too simple, but did it anyway, and WTF it actually worked. Everything is back to normal now. Still have no idea what was causing the issue though.
@@japzone i don't own a steam deck, so I don't know anything about them, but if they store some part of the cache on the sd card then maybe it's set to clear/overwrite it when the card is removed and replaced?
At least he provided an answer. Usually they post "nevermind figured it out" without any hints
I fucking hate when people do that so much
@@Stock_Junction those people are pure evil
or someone post "SAME" and nothing gets resolved
„Posted: 10 years ago“
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[Deleted account] 10 years ago
[Removed post]
"Thanks! That completely solved the problem!"
Reddit fixes your weird obscure problems by being a part of your weird obsession
Whats weird about lookin for a place in a game you can't find but its on reddit or a song lol ig weirdos are everywhere even yt
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Exactly
It's even worse when the solution is a link that used to exist 7 years ago but doesn't exist anymore.
Gotta love that. 😂
or "Yeah this sounds like your problem is (vaguely similar problem), I've posted the solution to that in like 30 other threads about (your actual problem) so I'm gonna lock the replies to all these posts to -prevent anyone from posting an actual solution- cut down on spam since I've already provided an answer -to a different issue- . Have a nice -Go fuck yourself- day, stranger :)"
Or it does still exist, but is for an outdatd version/model and your specific circumstance deviates just slightly enough that it doesn't work anymore.
[deleted] and all the replys are "omg thank you this is the only thing that worked"
or when the comment that has the answer was deleted
Can't believe Circle went through the trouble of finding the angelic embodiment of Reddit just for our viewing pleasure, he really cares about his audience
Nice N pfp man
@@yut815 ayy thanks
@@demonico28 no problem my dude
Which is weird because Reddit is always known for being in the demonic embodiment.
Naw he probably found it on reddit
This happened to me quite recently, where my Nintendo switch got stuck in the logo screen and my games said there was some "corrupted data". When I searched for a way to fix it I stumbled onto a Reddit post from 4 years ago that explained exactly how to solve this incredibly strange, uncommon, and niche problem that I've never even known existed before
This feels like it’s gonna be helpful to know the solution to someday.
@@Hoshimaru57 the funny thing is that the answer (or what I personally had to do) was "press the power, sound up, and sound down buttons all at the same time for around 10 seconds and then select the second option to factory reset your switch without losing your save data. Now that you can actually use your switch, re-enter your Nintendo account when entering the Nintendo Eshop so that you can re-download any games you had previously bought digitally. But when you do remember to cancel the downloading process so that you can click on the program and initiate the corrupted data searching. If it turns out negative (no corrupted data found) then great! But if it turns out positive then tough luck because if by around 24 hours you turn your switch back on and it still turns out positive the you found the program with the actually corrupted data... ...which might spread... ...AND HAVE TO DO IT ALL OVER AGAAAAIIIINNN"
It is just an incredibly complicated process, and I might have exaggerated a bit with the end but at this point I'm already tired of writing this answer. Have a good life.
The only good thing about reddit is if you feel stupid asking a question someone else 10 years ago had that exact same question
to be honest, this is the most accurate thing ever on youtube. If something is so weird that even professionals have no clue, a random 7 years old archived reddit post you found on page two on google is always the solution.
This is… Weirdly accurate.
I know right? Scrumbos are so annoying
@Oprator I do like pizza
Every time I look up a weird ass problem I'm having, nothing shows how to solve it. But, this random reddit post from 12 years ago solves my exact problem. This is so accurate lmao
This is exactly why I love Reddit, it has answers that feel human. Plus it’s popular and easy to navigate, at least compared to other discussion sites for me personally.
While google is over here shoving ads, articles, and videos with sponsors and padded time down your throat, reddit is here giving direct, straight answers on what to do (usually)
@@Yellowredstone Ya gotta use extensions to block all that nonsense. Makes life so much better.
@@Merilirem you have any you recommend? I typically use firefox but i can use chrome if needed.
Unlike quora who forces you to sign-in everytime you click it
@@Yellowredstone I'm using the Adguard extension, available for free on both browsers
The other day I had a really specific problem with a piece of ancient hardware at work, so of course I google to find the resolution. I found a few years old write-up on reddit that solved my problem. The fun part was when I looked at the username of who wrote it- it was a friend of mine. I immediately texted them like "hey bitch thanks for fixing my shit lmao"
lmao
Something similar happened to me once. When I looked at the username , it was myself from 8 month before. lol
Those are bliblies. You better call Desmond's Bliblie Control.
I had to scroll a while to find the smiling friends fan but i finally found one, Desmonds profit margin grows larger
Not to mention the fact that it either works perfectly or makes it irreversibly worse every time
The ultimate gamble
If there's one thing I've learnt from asking questions on reddit, it's that 70% of redditors can't read and ask if you have tried the solutions you have said you already tried.
Then they go insane when you say that
I don't even really use reddit, but whenever I google a question I've started automatically adding 'reddit' to the end of some questions because 9 times out of 10 the best and sometimes only answer is on reddit.
Can't tell you how much this is accurate, not only tech issue but also health and stuff.
Bro right and the solution is always using a hammer honestly hammers solve all problems
@@zer128your right.
Hitting nails - hammer
Feeding pets - hammer
Broken marriage? - hammer
Erectile disfunction.... - hammer?
I think everyone can relate to this. Some random dude with a 7 year old post would always appear when i need him most.
Worst is when you find a reddit post from 10 years ago to your very obscure and specific problem, read through a dozen comments with the last one ending with 'Nah no idea how to fix that'.
Bro it’s always some guy on Reddit from 5-10 years ago
The hammer part at the end felt like an cilp from Smiling Friends.
Looks like you should call Desmond's Bliblie Control to deal with that.
Yeah let a real professional deal with it. I'm glad I'm not the only one who notices the reference.
Allen While Crucified: I just wanted MY CHESSEEEEEEE!
Literally how I fix all my computer issues lol
Reddit even helped me at work. An old man want to figure out how to open an old spice original bottle, and it was weird, no spray, no openable cap, so tried twisting it and he tried using the counter as a wedge but nothing. But Reddit from 8 years ago thought me the knowledge. “Pull upward”
there's no feeling better than the first result on google being a reddit thread that tells you how to solve the situation, fix your broken marriage and understand the meaning of life
Honestly this is the entire reason I started using Reddit and over time I became a Redditor
Me too
I am deeply sorry
ONE. OF. US.
ONE. OF. US.
ONE. OF. US.
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I'm sorry for your loss
i ended up on a part of youtube where peope react to reddit posts and i found the posts funny for a bit untill i realized...why am i watching this rando browse reddit when i can just do that instead. ive been on reddit for 2 years now please send help
I'm always relieved that when I have a really dumb question, and feel dumb even asking it, I discover someone has already asked that question on Reddit or Quora.
Every time I look up something for gaming or writing normally the first best result would be a question answered on reddit.
those are usually some top tier answers.
they even helped me with the yellow spot on my screen (it was water damage).
I remember I was having a problem with my Minecraft world generating chunks. So I made a post about it, got some help, and ended up fixing it myself (certain mods were clashing, but I had like 50 installed, so it wasn't an easy/quick fix). Like 4 years later, some random kid messages me about having the same problem, and I ended up helping him. Reddit is the best worst place ever.
it’s like a monkey’s paw sometimes
“you just gotta go into registry editor and delete a buncha shit that will inexplicably fix the problem in the short term but will have long rippling consequences for years to come”
This is a certified Smiling Friends moment, I'm sure Desmond would hire you with hammering skills like this
this reminds me of that Cylinder incident where a redditor got his Cylinder (5.1in length, 4.5in Girth) Stuck inside an M&M's tube filled with butter and mashed bananas
Wut? How? WHY?
And the cilinder somehow got bigger in the m&m's tube
poor dude. I assume he made it out ok? Jokes aside that must've been terrifying.
@@Manganization You KNOW why. You‘ve always known. 😂
It's a cylinder.
“The answer to all life’s questions comes from adding Reddit to the end of your search”
-Master Wu
Me: *Googles how to solve my problem* = Nothing useful
Me: *Googles the exact same thing and just add reddit in the end* = I find someone who had the exact same problem to a disturbing degree and the perfect solution to it
I was expecting to start seeing keys fly at the end
This is too accurate whenever I need an answer to something I always "reddit" at the end of my search query lol.
this could lowkey be a good smiling friends episode
I love that the answer to your problem is the equivalent of the solution to the bliblees in smiling friends, when mike stoklasa shoots them with his pistol
This is too relatable, some obscure tech issues really only be on an outdated reddit post lmao
Now imagine this as a full time job, except instead of reddit it's stack overflow. You are now a software engineer!
From now on, you will be asked to fix computers, phones, printers and TVs by pretty much everybody around ; you cannot help them, because printers are innately evil, remotes are not compatible with anything, ever, and your friends and family suddenly downloaded every virus available onto their microwave.
On the plus side, you can know count up to 1023 in binary using only your fingers ! 1048576, if you also include your toes.
Stack overflow sucks though
@@chistinelane It really doesn't imho. It more often than not will not have your answer but the fact that pretty much every SWE ever has used it to solve at least one problem is pretty incredible.
@@CheekiTiki ok power user, it only doesn't suck for you because you make it suck for other people
@@chistinelane care to explain that logic?
This gives me smilling friends vibes
and i enjoy
Definitely sounds like a cameo by Zach Hadel.
Idk how but you somehow always manage to make a video about the random thought that been in my head all day
If Reddit said “look I’m gonna charge you $10 a year now” I’d still pay it just because if stuff like this
Based on the noise that the scrumbo made, I can in fact determine that it is not a scrumbo and it is a blibly
Hardest thing is trying to articulate your problem because sometimes it has to be very specific
Ok but then the feeling when you find one instance of your very specific problem, get to the very end of resolving it, and then the last comment is “Nvm solved it on my own, thanks”, and you’re left, alone, to contemplate what the solution might ultimately have been.
I'm getting some serious Smiling Friends vibes from this video
When you finally find that one other person who posted the exact obscure problem you're having, and they reply to it just saying "Nevermind, I fixed it."
Channeling your inner Yzma by SMASHING IT WITH A HAMMAH!
If I had a dollar every time reddit has solved a really weird problem for me, I'd be making enough money to call it a living.
So true, reddit always keeps having questions that are so obscure yet almost has an awnser all the time
or it's worse when you find that answer and the only response says "theres no fix for that sorry mate" or then proceed to ask about every single component of your PC like it would make a difference
A lot of these vids are things that I relate a lot to, but the ones that speak to me the most, unfortunately are always the ones about me being dumb and needing to look up a solution.
Thanks for the help, really needed a visual representation of what to look for in my keyboard ❤
Tips : use liquefied gas to freeze the scramble, then you can execute a glory kill
Finally, someone who acknowledges the helpful side of reddit
If I had a dollar for every problem of mine Reddit solved, I’d have lost about five bucks. My extremely weird, specific problems always happen to be so obscure that even Reddit is unable to help.
reddit vs 4chan in a nuttshell:
4chan has free speech but good luck finding whatever you looking for
reddit does not have free speech but it is entirely possible (and usually easy) to find what you are looking for,and sometimes things you didn't know you wanted.
Unironically proving why some limits on free speech, like against hate speech or unnecessary rudeness, actually improves discussion and free speech.
@@edwardgonzalez3302
I think that you missunderstand me.
The reason why you can find what you are looking for in reddit is because it is better organized and there are separate subreddits about
If I had a dollar for everytime I found a post for a specific problem, I would probably have enough to buy a pillow case.
It was a year ago. I was making a vr game in unity and some weird error came up. It was something containing win 32 followed by a long directory. When I searched such problem just as you described a Reddit post from the old days popped up and it told me to follow the obscure directory down into the very core code components of the unity engine, copy one of the files, delete such file and paste it in again.
I don’t like thinking about how long it must have took for the poor guy to figure it out.
As an engineering student, the amount of reddit searches is weirdly helpful
Anyone else google questions and then put “Reddit” at the end?
Low key Reddit is the internet. I need updates about game events, book releases, latest news on some movie? Reddit is my go to place. Information is shared and discussed in real time, like that is awesome.
Reddit really is like a better Google, you actually get the answers you are looking for
A universal issue and universal solution :)
I love googling a problem I’m having and seeing a Reddit link with the exact, oddly specific title catered to my very specific problem
And then all the comments are "omg same has anyone figured it out" or "I've never had this problem but try this obvious thing you've probably done 3 times by now"
I have one of these posts, figured out one day that a usb dongle was stopping Apex from going further than the splash screen, every few months, I get notified of another person saved.
My friend, you have a bliblie investation.
You need to call Desmond's Bliblie Control.
Ikr it happens all the time 😀👍 mine is purple and bleed green :)
My comment will probably get lost but whoever reads this.. You got this! Whatever you are going through, will get better hang in there!
Thanks CircleToons, now I can deal with the 81 colonies of Scrumbos living in my house
Better than the StackOverflow experience of finding a question with your exact issue from five years ago only to find it didn't have an answer. Bonus points if you had asked it originally but just forgot.
What you need to do is call Desmonds Blibbli control. He's really good at destroying tiny creatures like that
Props to the guy for breaking his keyboard just for our pleasure
The way his just just snaps up lmao
This is why anytime I Google a problem I end the search with reddit
Bro doing his lil dancy dance
when you cant find your weird obscure problem on reddit and now know what you must do
I wish I could find an ancient Reddit post to fix my computer randomly thinking I'm pressing certain keys. I have dealt with the scrumbles already and it's still happening.
When you find someone with the same obscure problem and the comments all say, "I'm having the same problem", and nobody has the solution.
literally the same exact problem i was having thank you so much for this !!
I usually call for Desmond's Bibli control whenever I find them
This is why I always put the word "reddit" after describing my problem in the search bar.
sometimes when I can't find the actual answer on reddit, and several days later solve the problem myself, I'll go back to reddit just to make a thread about it with the Search terms that I **was** using when I couldn't find the answer
Well, guess you’re the only one. Your service is appreciated!
Next time just call Desmond from Desmond’s bliblie control
I cannot tell you how relatable this is. I have problems in games I honestly think no one had. I honestly thought this was something that only happened to me.
could have also called Desmond's Bliblie Control
literally ANY OTHER support site:
post from 7 years agp:
- hey i have this obscure issue
- did you try doing this thing you've read on 30 different websites that try to fix this problem?
- it did not work
- nvm found the solution!
post from 6 years ago:
- hey im having this same issue, what was the solution?
- stop necroing. i'm locking this post now.
One such example of a time Reddit couldn't answer me question was when this such issue occured:
I bought a new Logitech mouse to replace my Viper one and for some reason whenever I moved my mouse horizontally, the cursor would move diagonally. I tried other mice and for some reason EVERY SINGLE other mouse which wasn't my razer mouse had the same issue. I'm not sure why but it was like an unspoken issue on the internet. Most Reddit threads I found on it said to simply get good at holding your mouse. Thanks Reddit ;---;
Every time I play Emerald, I play it with the help of an old ass reddit post that told me how to hex editor my way into reusable TMs
I recently had an issue setting up my new tv and soundbar. Couldn't get the TV to play sound from the soundbar, spent 1 hour looking on both companies websites to get no where, go on reddit "hey there's an obscure system in the tv that takes 20 seconds to turn on that they changed like 3 years ago heres how you find and change it" but the tv company never updated their manuals/website to tell people that you literally have to go through 3 system settings and even then it's still hidden waaaay at the bottom.
Exactly. When ever I want to look something up I always type reddit at the end so I don't get a bunch of useless articles that I have to read
Every now and then they have the gold nugget of info that fixes it
Honestly, looks like more of a job for Desmond's Bliblie Control... CALL NOW!
The only time I ever end up on Reddit is when they have a 7 year old solution to some obscure problem I'm having. It's the only thing the place is good for.
Reddit will always prove that your vague problem is really not so vague
Me: Has literally any weird problem
Reddit: "Hit it with a hammer."
something tells me he wanted a new keyboard and wanted to write off the purchase as a business expense and we got this skit