Thanks for continuing to share my stuff :)

It took you 4 months to even notice I was here, wow. What I said stands, you’re a terrible power-hungry mod with an attitude problem and should not have any power here on Lemmy.

Not sure what you’re trying to say here? Phoronix covers a lot of stuff no one else does and it’s where I read it?

Edit: ah god dammit, fixed :P

Well, it doesn’t have to exactly match though right?

Ack, that’s a shame. Hmm, what about a linked/parked domain (I forget the term) that simply points to lemmy.ml.

That’s interesting, a little unwieldy though. Buying a new domain would probably be better in the long run to give you more control too.

I doubt it

Told you :D Yeah, it’s actually genuinely great.

That’s a nice way to think but not the reality with a site such as this, especially when some places (like Facebook) ban sharing Lemmy links.

Take a closer look at what it does ;)

Nice to know a report feature is being worked on. Will this be something were many reports cause something to be hidden until an admin/mod can look at it? Might be a good idea.

Sounds like you need a better host too. Who are you with right now?

They do have plans for Firefox but currently it doesn’t have what they need actually in the browser.

Thanks for sharing my video :)

That’s a real facepalm moment.

That’s nice, would be a good default really to have less focus on points and more on interesting posts and discussions.

Good, I hate the points systems and it really does lead to people being terrible on the likes of Reddit. Internet points makes some people go mad with power.

I have extreme doubts it would be NVIDIA. Just don’t see it happening. They have no real reason to open it up, as nice as it would be.

Argh, not again. Fixed. Seems more like a Lemmy bug, as Phoronix uses standard HTML tags for article titles. Bug report opened.

Apologies for the initial wrong title, looks like Lemmy doesn’t correctly auto-grab the right title from Phoronix links. Fixed.

Both? :)

Oh heck yeah!

PulseEffects is an interesting project but I think each has their own use and audience. For NoiseTorch, it does one thing and does it well, rather than overload people with options.

Unreal Engine.

You tried to get the full-time Project Manager of Godot Engine banned from their own subreddit, because they had the audacity to very politely talk to you about the ban on me from /r/linux. You’re fucking power mad. You should not be listened to, ever.

Admins, if you listen to CAP, you will ruin Lemmy.

The name alone is such a ridiculous scream for attention it’s absurd.

Well, by definition of “blogspam” that would basically ban me and GamingOnLinux.

Frankly, I really think it’s a gross term that often discriminates against websites doing good work, and I’m not even talking about myself here. The /r/linux community on Reddit is notorious for this, banning multiple sites giving out good news and I see CAP_NAME is here as a moderator of the Linux community - sad to see this. CAP is a power-hungry tool who claims harassment whenever people don’t agree with his way of thinking.

The problem should not be banning “blogspam”, the issue should be looking at what the sites and the people running/posting them actually bring to Lemmy. Think about the posts themselves. Do they generate discussion? Get regular upvotes? Do the majority enjoy the content. Lemmy itself is small, being hostile to people that might actually help bring traffic is not going to do it any favours right now. I’ve been constantly advertising Lemmy to multiple thousands of people through GOL social accounts, and our website.

Are the people/websites posting about something other people aren’t? Often yes. Are those news websites the initial source most people get the info from? Usually also yes. People love to claim otherwise (hello CAP_NAME), but the majority do not follow hundreds of mailing lists and RSS feeds to source the info like the news sites do.

Honestly, If the route we go down here is to start shouting “blogspam” and turn into another Reddit with far less people but the same hostile rules, then I’m out and I won’t look back.

I love the idea of Lemmy, so please think on all this very carefully.

As in free of price, not specifically free and open source games.

Nice! Just need those NVIDIA drivers with support for XWayland to hurry up :D

Well, I’m not advocating for them to become the OSI but the problem is the FSF just doesn’t seem to be advancing anything in recent years. That’s my point about them needing to modernise and bringing back RMS isn’t helping that at all.

As for the idiotic comment, I still think it is. You don’t advocate for something, by going around being a pest to other projects. You talk nicely, educate and try to bring them around to your way of thinking, being obnoxious only brings on ridicule like it has.

Happy to discuss and the podcast is just personal thoughts. However, as you said yourself, they’re not really relevant any more. Bringing back RMS onto the board only makes it even worse, because it clearly pushed away a lot of people. The people that help the FSF become irrelevant are the RMS zealots, otherwise, why would the FSF be fading away year after year? It’s not working.

It needs to modernise and yes, appeal to corps too - like it or not because they have the power.

Look at what the FSF did during this, they put Ian Kelling on the board just showing how they don’t know what they’re doing. Kelling was instantly called out for idiotic behaviour.

Not sure where you’re looking but it reviewed very well overall. Very Positive on Steam and over 80 on Meta Critic. It was a big hit.

The combat in Valheim is quite hard, far more interesting than Minecraft could ever be. Combat is a big part of Valheim and is “souls-like”. It’s challenging for sure and will certainly keep you busy.

I burned out long ago on Minecraft but love Valheim.

Most of my time in it is alone, so yes!

Oh jeez, they still didn’t clear up all the glaring issues with that article. It’s so full of errors.

Anti-cheat is probably still years away though, sadly.

That was not specific to GOG, all stores had the same version which used the eON porting tech from Virtual Programming.

why isn’t GOG larger than it is

Most people end up preferring the convenience and features on Steam. Valve also put a ton more effort into Linux. GOG are lagging behind in many ways, and they don’t support Galaxy on Linux.

I wish to leave it up a while, since I’ve linked to it in many places. Ideally, closing/locking a community would be good.

Looks good to me!