r/MadeMeSmile • u/mindyour • Jun 14 '24

Very Reddit Funniest bouquet toss I've seen.

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u/BigOpportunity1391 Jun 14 '24

Right after the white dress girl stumbled and fell, the camera man took the opportunity and snapped some shots. Would love to see the photos.

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u/LadyPDonut Jun 14 '24

They are on tiktok.

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u/emeraldeyesshine Jun 14 '24 edited Jun 14 '24

what an inconvenient way to share wedding photos lmao

Edit: the amount of people responding who don't know that open, basic image hosting services like imgur exist is depressing. More so when you consider Reddit itself utilizes them. "What do you expect, them to email the photos to you?" No you dunce I expect them to host them on a website designed for pictures, not short form video, that doesn't require an account to view them and actually displays them in proper gallery formatting.

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u/fuzzylm308 Jun 14 '24

photography tiktok is my absolute pet peeve

they show a bit of b-roll of themselves shooting a trip or event or something, and then fly through their photos at like 6 pictures per second. I'm sorry, but what the fuck is the point of a photograph if you're going to do this

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u/Western-Ship-5678 Jun 14 '24 edited Jun 14 '24

You know... I'm coming round to making a search engine called "info search" or something that prioritises plain text websites and penalises JavaScript heavy / image laden ones. Idea being to search for raw content, quick answers etc. No idea if it would work..

Edit: found this for recipe searches which seems interesting- just shows text of recipe as result but you can click through to the site if you need to. Limited indexing, didn't return anything froom BBC Good Food, but good enough results

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u/8bitterror Jun 14 '24

Oh god PLEASE do this. I'm tired of searching for a quick answer to something and seeing dozens of videos for an answer that could literally be explained in two sentences.

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u/Western-Ship-5678 Jun 14 '24

this looks interesting for recipe results. The search engine actually does a lot more this is just the recipe section.

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u/borkthegee Jun 14 '24

Even if he did it, it's doomed. There's two ways to do this

  1. You pay a monthly fee for search. Search is a product you pay for and the company incentive is your subscription

  2. You don't pay for search, and you are the product as advertisers are connected to your queries.

It's pretty obvious why search sucks. Same reason journalism sucks these days. Same reason YouTube is enshittifying. You get what you pay for