Happy to see!

I wondering what caused such jump.

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There is also second part of this article (a response to BlueSky response): https://dustycloud.org/blog/re-re-bluesky-decentralization/

I wish we could have multiple photos in posts here. Yes, we can put other photos in the description, but it would be nice to view all of them without opening the post.

Yes, you can self-host it, but the problem is the cost. The blog explains it very clearly.

Actually, I moved the camera with the keyboard 😅

But It’s actually a good QoL improvement, I will implement it!

I use Neovim, love their Lua direction.

It’s awesome! My only complaint was buttons - they feel awful without the mod.

Personally, I’m satisfied with the screen size. I think people usually complain about the screen-to-size ratio, but it’s because of the bezel-less design. Here is a side by side comparison with Anbernic 406h:

And here edited with “bezels”:

These pictures aren’t mine; they were shared in the Retroid Discord.

No, they are different from the SteamDeck. I didn’t swap them, only buttons.

Yes, we considered this. But from what I understand, you pay 200$ for a version from specific year without updates. For example, if I buy 2024, I won’t be able to update to 2025.

Thank you, will take a look!

Lol, I didn’t notice 😅 Yeah, I guess it fits…

And for homebrews! It’s like Steam, but FOSS and for retro games. You even have recommendations. This is how I discovered this awesome hack.

Yep, and for anyone who curious why it’s not actually decentralized, I highly suggest to read this thread from someone who worked on ActivityPub:

https://social.coop/@cwebber/113527462572885698

And part 2:

https://social.coop/@cwebber/113647109852249805

Some communities could be empty if no one from your instance is subscribed.

That’s how ActivityPub optimizes the running cost. Otherwise it would be to expensive for instances to download all the data.

The rise of Bluesky demonstrates the importance of ease of use and a user-friendly design. Its polished and familiar interface is a key reason for its growth and appeal as an alternative to platforms like X/Twitter.

I think many people use Bluesky instead of Mastodon because of its UX, not its UI. Both looks great (I think Mastodon even nicer!).

I personally use Mastodon, but I’ve seen people complain about their experience with it.

I think that simply saying “wrong” was rude as well; responses like that can alienate people.

Your top-level comment is a great example of how it should be done 🙂

From what I understand, people who were sent to Gulag mostly were Nazis, bourgeoisie (basically people like the UnitedHealthcare CEO) and counter-revolutionaries.

I’m not saying it was the best way to seize resources from the rich and prevent counter-revolution. Some of the things he did were good, and some were bad.

Their previous SP variant looks more interesting.

I heard good things about lemmus.org