the article states that they were using version 3.5 during the study, I’d assume it would be patched in later iterations

Plot twist, it’s foreshadowing

I’d also like to know, some I’m having issues with my Bluetooth headset cutting in and out in Linux, but has no issues when I boot into windows

Yup, that.

Don’t get me wrong, I love me some Bethesda games, but only 5 years after they’ve come out and with a 200 plugin modlist.

Funny how on the consumer side, they keep pushing TPMs and other intrusive technologies under the guise of security, and they can’t even keep their shit together on the business end long enough for people to actually believe them.

Edit: Typo

I’m so down for this, loving the art style and the weird ass mechanics.

Been wanting a new 2D Mario, and I’m so happy they’re deviating from the “New Super Mario” stuff at least a bit, shit was getting VERY stale.

Hope it turns out at the very least alright.

I was initially excited, but the reviews are telling a very different story than the prerelease media hype.

thank you! :)

if he’s in a good enough mood, yes!

if not, worst case scenario he gives you a few love nibbles to warn you

I would say we’re still in the early adopter phase of Lemmy.

A core feature is that you can visit communities from other instances and sorta cross pollinate between servers, and in the long run I reckon it’ll be a major advantage, cause it’ll give more granular control over what kinda community you want to be dialed into.

But as of right now, the feature is much more of a hurdle, as it spreads thin the already super low user count.

Assuming the exodus away from Reddit causes people to permanently move towards a decentralized alternative, this should work itself out given time.

abso-fucking-lutely! drop dead gorgeous!