It’s nice but it just lacks the diversity that, over time, made reddit unique.
Yeah, it lacks the userbase that allows for one to ask a hyperspecific question about a very niche topic, and near-instantly get a good answer from an expert on said niche topic.
Same, though those D&D websites work in Brave with the usual blockers turned on (uBlock + Brave’s blockers), so maybe its an engine thing?
Same here, I used Firefox for a long time but Arc just captured me with its beauty and polish. Sideberry for Firefox kinda replicates the vertical tab experience, but man it’s so much better when the solution is native to the app.
Same here. All the BG3 discussion is concentrated there and it’s quite annoying, but I can kinda live with that.
Same here, but you just need to update ReVanced, fixed a lot of stuff
Idk man, the days when almost every other action on Kbin was blocked by a Cloudflare CAPTCHA was infuriating
And isn’t the 140w reserved for the new MagSafe port?
For me it, wasn’t too hard since by various metrics I am what’d you call a “power user”, but for those who aren’t, it could take a while to get their head around the Fediverse.
I agree with this, but I find it amusingly ironic that questions on the issue itself are also many lol
How do you plan on improving the onboarding/sign-up process for newcomers, especially when they have little to no understanding about the Fediverse?
Yeah, I’m still putting up with Firefox here—it affected both my devices, a Nokia 7 plus with stock Android and a MIUI device with all the RAM/battery optimizations turned off for the app. I think at this point its entirely a Firefox issue.
Oh my god yes please, I’ll be there when it happens
It kinda did via a push notification, but IIRC Google Play ToS won’t allow a developer to suddenly change an app’s functionality significantly
c/Worldbuilding finally getting traction is enough to seal the deal for me, I’ve stayed in Reddit mostly because of that community and r/eurovision
Maybe it’s just Google search (ironic), but I couldn’t find anything about the W3C speaking against the proposal. If W3C is against it then I think it’s even more likely the entire thing would be shot down.
If I change my existing email to another, would the previous email still be retained in the servers?
Hell, reddit share holders seem to be upset with what’s going on
Not that I don’t believe this, seems plausible to me⎯but would you happen to have a source for that.
so there are decent odds they’ll revert the changes and we’ll be back there in a year.
Hate to say this but I’m still clinging on to Reddit for some of the niche subs, but hopefully they’ll spring up here.
I think even the jump between 2.7 and 2.8 is huge in terms of user-friendliness and aesthetics, but yeah over time Blender has gotten way more features and support. Hell, it supported ARM Macs way before Maya did, and the latter only got ARM support earlier this year. I expected Apple to fully complete their transition before Autodesk managed to pull it off.
Oh dear, and I thought it was somehow related to machine learning/AI stuff
Apparently Genshin Impact and some Nintendo Games are made in Unity, and there are even some plans to charge Microsoft for Game Pass installs.
I hope Unity’s legal team is prepared.