FistfulOfBottlecaps [Nebraska]

u/FistfulOfBottlecaps@midwest.social
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on Filming Gameplay · c/paintball · 0 pts · 3y

I don't, but a solution I've seen is running a session inside goggles. I'm not sure how similar in size the 11 mini is but if you could swing that it would probably work pretty well. Brad from PBRML runs his session this way and I believe has shown how it works in a video before, I'll see if I can track it down.

He may not get the most downvoted comment in reddit history. But Spez is likely to end up with the most brutal AMA in history...

"Thank you for all the years of hardwork single handedly creating the greatest platform and gracing us with your presence here today. With regards to the api changes and third party apps, I was just wondering if you had started the process of going and fucking yourself? you greedy little pigboy." -u/OoooThatsTheSpot

Facebook is big in paintball circles. As much as I hate to say it their format works exceedingly well for organizing and buying/selling. As long as we censor appropriately it's arguably the best format we've had thus far and I'm not sure anyone would be willing to part with it for a new platform.

on Comfort games? · c/gaming · 3 pts · 3y

Chrono Trigger was the first game I owned and to this day triggers crazy strong nostalgia in me.

on I went to Reddit today... · c/chat · 17 pts · 3y

I don't think this is the death of Reddit, but I do think it's the dumbing down of Reddit. A lot of the power users that spend all day interacting and posting are going to be the ones leaving. Reddit will turn from a social community back into a simple link aggregator with people posting articles and having the same discussions over and over again in the comments.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/main · 6 pts · 3y

I know he said he wasn't interested in going into competition against Reddit. But Apollo repurposed as a Lemmy client would be cash and i would ABSOLUTELY keep my sub going for it.

My instance gets an occasional hiccup but usually reloading the page gets me through. Even if Lemmy doesn't end up with a Reddit-sized userbase I'm excited to see what it becomes. All-in-all feeling pretty positive about it.