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It's Time to Bring Back the Steam Machine

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  • I'd absolutely love a steam controller 2, one that takes after the steam deck controls.

    • Exclusive: Bernie Sanders worries young people are underestimating the threat from Trump

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  • I wish less people were so jaded about voting...

    • My Lemmy experience so far

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  • I actually haven't seen any. Although I don't doubt that it's out there.

    • If you value privacy, ditch Chrome and switch to Firefox now

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  • Chrome is popular because it works. The average person is not going to give up convenience for privacy, even if they claim to care about it. As someone who uses Firefox, I can say that some websites don't work on Firefox and Firefox is often slower than chromium browsers. While I'm ok with that, others might not be.

    • What do people think about advertising like this on lemmy? Should it be allowed? Could it be stopped?

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  • Are these spam accounts? Then they should be banned. I could only see ads in the context of keeping the servers running. I think outside of that it doesn't make sense for this kind of platform. If lemmy.world can run entirely off of donations, then I don't see a reason for ads at all, especially if those ads don't even contribute to keeping the lights on.

    • Majority of Americans Say TikTok Is a Threat to U.S. National Security

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  • TikTok is a threat to my productivity if anything. That app will ruin me if I download it again.

    • It's so much easier to comment on Lemmy because it isn't a toxic cesspool waiting to tear you apart

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  • This, most of my reddit feed has posts with thousands of comments already. Here, I feel more a part of the conversation.

    • I think the average person just simply doesn't care about their privacy.

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  • The average person definitely doesn't imo. Threads is easy to get into and has a fast growing user base. Those make it more appealing then privacy ever would for the average person.