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There’s just some games you don’t play with those you love.
I think no matter what Reddit won’t be exactly the same. The smaller the community the bigger the impact.
I’ve just resigned myself to needing to make a big change.
Abuse? The ACLU needs to represent the family members and sue for 1st amendment violations
Doesn’t this also violate right to privacy of everyone else in the home? I smell a civil rights issue.
Lemmy is a wild frontier right now. Every space is going to organically grow and there may be some duplicates until the dust settles and each area of interest has one ‘go-to’ community that is larger than the others.
Made by Facebook?? oh no
I thought I would be to do something else with my time. Took me a whole hour after deleting Apollo to then go searching for the alternatives people had listed.
Joined Beehaw and downloaded Mlem shortly after.
The rewards and AI are really the only selling parts. I guess it’s the cost of allowing them your data.
Bing, actually. I think it has greatly improved. Mostly. Plus the new Bing and AI stuff has been great. Much better than google
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mf5Uj4XIT1Y
Basically, preordering incentivizes companies to release games that are not finished. In general, companies will always maximize revenues while minimizing costs. If they can release a game that didn't cost them as much to produce (getting massive preorders through good marketing but pinching development and quality) then they absolutely will. look at any AAA released this year
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Did you post this from Mastodon? I wish I could tell where this came from.
Basically if I understand this right, if you have an instance with a very popular community on it. It is likely that it will need some massive infrastructure scaling if it wants to handle the enormous amount of world wide traffic?