I am NOT the developer but I read in another thread that he considers it a possibility but he was not talking about a roadmap or some specific timeline.
Aside from the useless features overkill, I still think SwiftKey is the best Android keyboard. I ignore 90% of the stuff they implement. Quite frankly I am almost unable to type quick without it.
Wouldn't it be ironic if this shit would be an even greater downfall for them than erasing third party apps? This whole giving-awards thing was pretty stupid to begin with and didn't happen as much in the smaller subs I was subscribed to than in the big ones. It was mainly a way for Reddit to trick the hive mind into giving them money for someone pointing out stuff most people agreed on.
Also: anyone remember Reddit selling their shitty nfts?
I guess that's what I like about the name: it's so different and strange. I started to use the Fediverse with different apps and wasn't interested in progressive web apps but tried out wefwef just because it sounded different. As of now I browse Lemmy 95% with Voyager and like it a lot! Would have never tried it out had it another name!
Yeah! Main difference for me: I have to sort posts way more by new than ever on Reddit to find new stuff. Active an Hot sometimes have week old posts in them. But that is a Lemmy thing and not a Voyage* thing.
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Spotify is 10 a month for a normal subscription, so Pocket Casts is roughly a third of that for one year.
I don't like Spotify for podcasts at all but it is a big part of the service nowadays.
Still awfully expensive for Pocket Casts when you consider that it is just for podcasts and no music - unlike Spotify.
To latch on to this: the first Elex, a game by the same studio as the Gothic series, is, despite the average reception by critics, THE definition of a flawed masterpiece! So many things to criticize (too difficult early in the game, bad cut scenes, flawed combat) but the main focus of the game, the open world filled with tons of monster and people to interact with, is just great! I loved how exploration is encouraged and rewarded, how there are meaningful desicions and characters that can be killed off. The world is huge and all though the general atmosphere is post apocalyptic, the developer somehow managed to fit a middle age type fraction and a science fiction type (Clerics) fraction in to the game. Also smaller groups you can't join.
Elex has a very special place in my gamer heart and all though I can't flat out recommend it to everyone I would say if you have a soft spot for open world games that do not play like the average Ubi game and don't hold your hand the whole time, I say: check it out, it's pretty cheap in most places!
I know Outerworlds wasn't received as well as was expected but I honestly really liked it a lot! The companions were interesting and I liked doing their quests, the world and the general ironic tone of it all made me enjoy spending time there. I mean, the gunplay certainly isn't as good as, say, Borderlands and if looter shooter aren't your thing, this won't change anyone's mind.
And yet, I had fun with it and I do hope for a more refined second installment!
I am NOT the developer but I read in another thread that he considers it a possibility but he was not talking about a roadmap or some specific timeline.