I enjoyed DOS2 quite a lot even though I didn't make it out of the first act, I should probably try playing it again although I don't really have the time or patience for 100+ hour games anymore.
Not just that, but I think the average person also thinks with social media being around 15-20 years already, that their data is probably already out there on the Internet anyways.
One solid update, and a good desktop version of Threads and Twitter is done for, especially if a Threads API comes out and third party devs make apps as well.
That was the case with old PHPBB forums, admins could see everything.
I think of PHPBB forums as Lemmy instances. Admins could see everything, but you wouldn't be able to see what a user upvoted/downvoted on a different PHPBB forum, at least that's what I gather from everyone talking here.
Just because you have a right to do something, doesn't mean it's the right thing to do. Something that Elon clearly doesn't understand.
I enjoyed DOS2 quite a lot even though I didn't make it out of the first act, I should probably try playing it again although I don't really have the time or patience for 100+ hour games anymore.
That being said I'm pretty hyped for BG3.
I use an extension called PocketTube to manage my subscriptions into categories. I'm sure there's a better way, but it works for me.
AI detectors aren't exactly known for being accurate.
Because emotional support animals are such a bad thing...
Not just that, but I think the average person also thinks with social media being around 15-20 years already, that their data is probably already out there on the Internet anyways.
So because of that, they just don't care.
One solid update, and a good desktop version of Threads and Twitter is done for, especially if a Threads API comes out and third party devs make apps as well.
Agree that's my hope, that it takes the whole idea of the Fediverse into the mainstream, and that it will live on no matter what happens to Mastodon.
I think of PHPBB forums as Lemmy instances. Admins could see everything, but you wouldn't be able to see what a user upvoted/downvoted on a different PHPBB forum, at least that's what I gather from everyone talking here.