Gross blech gross yuck. No, please god no. I’m subscribed to communities from loads of instances. The whole point of federated applications is that no one really has control over the whole.

I’m excited for Starfield, but I read this in Trump’s voice. Our bugs are great. We have the fewest bugs.

You can do exactly that. Use the search function at the top of Beehaw, specifically type in the URL of the community like this: [email protected]
This way you’ll reach that community while still “on” Beehaw and can subscribe to it. From there, you can head to your subscribed communities from your profile to make new posts or whatever.

Hawken was fun, but it was trapped in a weird position between a real “mecha game” and traditional arena shooter that didn’t really satisfy either crowd.

Two moments made me fall in love with Hunt:

• My first game was in the early beta when nighttime missions were legitimately dark as hell. I spawned knee-deep in the swamp. Crouchwalking around through a swamp where I couldn’t see anything, hearing all sorts of weird shit everywhere and trying to avoid it like I was stuck in a horror game.

• Realizing that someone was hiding in an outhouse, because I heard them breathing. Just to see if it would work, I stabbed them right through the wood with my bowie knife. Yep, it works.

Yep, what’s promising about Veloren is I feel like everyone had a pretty cohesive idea of what Cube World was “going to be”. It’s pretty hard to disappoint a community when the developers are the community.

Hell yeah we’ve got garage screenshots!

Consider posting this on the RPG instance as well!

Edit: I’m a dumbass

I’m torn on CrossCode. On one hand, I think it’s massively underrated, on the other, oh my god it just goes and goes and goes and goes and goes and goes and goes and goes and goes and goes and goes and goes and goes and goes and

Needless to say I haven’t come anywhere close to finishing it and I think it outstays it’s welcome.

they will be limited in their exposure to different viewpoints - unless that particular newspaper is really good at challenging its readers and not just giving them what they think they want.

This is why I’m a big fan of Allsides. They seem genuinely dedicated to aggregating as wide a range of takes on current events as they can, which is really helpful for sniffing out BS. Honestly it’s mostly made me think there’s less BS than a lot of people think, so long as you can read past leading language.

The biggest, obvious one to me is news. Say what you will about mainstream media but some great investigative journalism still happens, and these companies are in an awkward position where no one wants to pay and everyone uses adblockers.

When I’m not living paycheck to paycheck I want to support Standard Ebooks (they’re doing a great job of showing how to make ebooks that don’t suck, check out their style guide) and maybe Neocities.

The more I think about how Medium works, the more I think it makes sense? While they could have done the typical thing where the people hosting content there pay for their share of the servers, by doing it in reverse the individual monthly cost can be lower (casting a wider net) and the people writing for them can actually get paid a bit for doing so.

I’m thinking about throwing some money at Obsidian, too, since I practically live in that app.

^On an unrelated note, how am I the first person to leave a comment?^

Lemmy absolutely does federate with Mastodon servers, what are you on about? I’ve seen people posting here from Mastodon accounts, using hash tags and @s in their post, and having the posts show up as posts they’ve made on their Mastodon instance as well.

What I don’t get is, I don’t see how that’s a reason to be concerned about Lemmy when the whole point is that there’s no central control over instances, which literally anyone can spin up, and instances can communicate / ban each other as they please.

It’s honestly so weird to me how the narrative has changed. IDK why people are so angry about them all the time. Gamers are fueled by rage now.

Which is why I bought it, but just play it on an emulator.

Basically, public perception of Reddit was already warped by these people, with the current exodus it’s seriously just going to become memes and conspiracy theory nutjobs.

Basically, public perception of Reddit was already warped by these people, with the current exodus it’s seriously just going to become memes and conspiracy theory nutjobs.