When I played games on my PC I ended up spending more time configuring my Steam controller than I did playing the game.

A classic example of perfect being the enemy of good.

Army of the Dead was at least an hour too long and had too many plots going on.

I liked Army of Thieves but it was only loosely connected.

I’m like that too. I can’t think or move fast enough for RTS but don’t have the patience for really thinking things through in turn based games.

Maybe the in between would be turn based with a time limit per turn.

In the UK, I would say The Light cinemas. The one near us has everything that you want including good seating and a really good fast food restaurant all at a reasonable price.

What is feasible is a speed limiter based on the posted limit, but that’d be too practical.

I have recently got a car that tells me the currently posted limit and it is frequently wrong. It misses sign posts and sometimes thinks that a signpost for a side road applies to you.

It also has a speed limiter and a button to set the limit to the detected speed which I use a lot but I wouldn’t want it to do it itself.

I completed this game and thought to myself “I’ve never heard of that 7 letter game” 😂

The Dogman / Mad Max was in the credits but I don’t remember him in the film.

They seem to have things backwards.

You don’t set expected sales based on the cost of development. You set the cost of development based on the expected sales.

I find it to be very off putting that Baldur’s Gate 3 doesn’t have voice actors for the main character.

There are so many different races that would have different voices and different accents that it wouldn’t be financially viable to do that with voice actors either.

Not really. I refer to our shed as the shed. It’s obviously not the only shed in the world.

People tend to use the whatever when there is one whatever that is obviously more relevant to the conversation than the others.

Wouldn’t every country refer to the civil war that happened in their country as the civil war. Assuming that they only had one … we’ve had a few in the UK so they have their own names.

Maybe the good movies out at the time were too long. Mario was only 90 minutes.

Thor was 2 hours though so I’d have thought that you’d be able to find a better movie with a runtime of 2 hours.

The phones are mental too.

The Xperia range have a model number to denote the different models (similar to Samsung’s S and A) and a version number so if you say the phone’s full name it’s the Xperia 10 5 but the version number is in Roman numerals so it’s written Xperia 10 V, Xperia 5 IV, Xperia 1 V etc.

This is very unprofessional of redgifs. If you have an API you should make it stable. If you have to release a breaking change then you should create a new version of the API and support both versions for a while.

I’m on iOS and use Avelon which also can’t currently view redgifs content.

I think that it’s harder to all be in the same time zone. You then have to remember each zone’s working hours instead of the offset from your time.

I don’t see how it’s easier to get rid of time zones.

STFU and play your autistic racing game

That’s a toxic comment:

1. You’re telling a group of people to shut the fuck up
2. You’re using a minority group as a derogatory comment

If you can’t understand how each of these things is toxic then I don’t know how to explain it to you.

You have several feeds to browse Lemmy with.

• All shows everything federated to your home instance
• Local shows communities hosted on your home instance
• Home shows everything you are subscribed to

So subscribing to a community puts it in your Home feed which is a self curated list of communities that you’re interested in.

I think that the vast majority of people read and comment but don’t post so I’d imagine that it isn’t that essential.

You couldn’t post to Reddit with the free version of Apollo.

about a thousand subreddits have gone private.

That number ended up being more than 8000 and there are still more than 7000 in private or restricted mode. Although they are starting to come back online now.

He’s right though - it will pass. The question is, will Reddit be the same once it does pass? Will enough moderators and contributors leave to reduce the quality of the content?

Personally, I don’t really care anymore. I’m not going back if I can’t use a third party app and I haven’t had a problem using Lemmy for the past two days instead. I just need to find the best communities for me which will take time but I’m sure that it’ll be a good replacement.

I don’t really get Twitter so I won’t but even if I did I would choose a Mastadon instance over a Meta product.