I mean if people move to steamOS how is that not a win?

I think it’s hilarious that the evil guys group chat is exactly like your average corporate slack/teams group chat.

Psychological torture is still torture

That’s what you do if you actually want info. Torture is just for the sadism, it isn’t effective.

The same as NAFO: shilling for the MIC

Why would they arrest themselves or their friends?

Oh, they are building something

Over time they realised that, while holiday windows or whatever have high sales, if there’s a better or more popular game coming out then, yours will just be forgotten.

That said, most “industry specialists” are just glorified influencers, so take it with a grain of salt

The censorship surrounding taiwan is super lame. You can’t even ask about stuff that happened 50+ years ago. Even if you ask about something else, if somehow the answer includes the world Taiwan, it deletes it.

Removing sinophobia =/= censorship.

China does good thing Average lemmitor: this is bad actually

A few years from now people will have nostalgia about these early fediverse days and the weird and lame stuff like “the fediverse chick”

The Us already does this. This is only news if you think Biden was any different.

My wife did the same as you. Ten years later her wisdom teeth, in the process of trying to get out, broke one of her other teeth so she had to not only remove them but restore her once healthy tooth. Much more expensive (and painful) this way.

Vote democrat harder lemmitors. They are very different from the red team.

Which is a reddit theory and it was never proven that he cheated, regardless of the method.

The only people saying this were Ultima players from 2005 before they tried and WoW and switched.

So, is it the world first or not? They were technically the first…

Damn, lemmy is so good that it has a time machine to read comments from 2005!

Without a critical mass of people, niche communities tend to have very few posts and comments. I wish there were more general communities like the early days of reddit instead of going straight into hundreds of dead communities.