Zarxrax @ Zarxrax @lemmy.world

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I'm on Lemmy.world and still seeing new posts from Lemmy.ml

As opposed to the other source a couple days ago which said it will launch in March.

Just because a sequel has fewer characters doesn't make it an inferior game. By that logic, Mortal Kombat Armageddon was the best Mortal Kombat.

It DID get remade not that long ago. Fuller House.

You can see on the next line over, there are a ton of empty spots right up front. This is probably some place that's not open to the public or whatever, or else they just have way more parking spots than they actually need.

I bought one of these back in the day, but never got very far in it. I tried them briefly on emulators a couple times over the years but still never really made much progress.

In comparison to other Zelda games, I just seemed to keep getting lost or stuck in these. Did anyone else have a similar experience? Maybe I'll give these a try again while following a guide.

You don't seem to understand. This is not a feature that a browser can simply choose not to implement. The WEBSITES that you are accessing will be checking that you are using a verified browser and that you are a confirmed user.

5mb to 100kb is not a typical result, so I would imagine that you are comparing apples to oranges (e.g. a very high quality jpeg vs a low quality webp)

If the NPC is so trivial and what they say is so unimportant to the story that it can just be randomly generated, then it sounds like that NPC only exists to waste my time.

I get like 20mbps down and it's fine. Netflix only recommends 15 Mbps for 4k streaming. Lol, looking at websites and stuff is certainly not a problem. About the only time speed has ever been an issue is if I need to download a large game on steam. But I attribute that more to developers just being too lazy to actually optimize their games. I shouldn't need to download 50 gigabytes to play some game when I'm just running at medium settings.

If you want to use a 3rd party app on your phone to browse, then Lemmy is the only choice.

I tried Kbin before I tried Lemmy, and I didn't really like the interface of Kbin much. I'm not really sure what else Kbin has going for it other than the interface. With Lemmy there are actually multiple different interfaces you can use. So as someone who likes choice, Lemmy is the one for me.

I use the subscription feed and it's how I've always used YouTube. I certainly don't want it giving me random notifications. It's not like I need to drop what I'm doing during the day just because someone published a video. When I want to watch videos, I'll go check my subscriptions.

It's in a radio standard that's used in Europe, and the backdoor apparently exists in multiple radios from different vendors which use the standard. Here is direct link to the article, which seems to work for me https://www.wired.com/story/tetra-radio-encryption-backdoor/

A ton of new tlds became available a few years ago. A lot of newer sites use them, not just Lemmy servers. Older sites that have already been established for a while will obviously be using the standard endings, so if you compare lemmy sites vs well-known sites that have been around for a while, then that's the reason.

I see the problem as, most people on Lemmy are already signed up to an instance that they are happy with. If the instance offers something to really differentiate itself, such as a focus on certain types of communities, or different types of rules or moderation than most other instances, then it might have a chance at catching on. But otherwise, I feel like it would be very hard to promote an instance if its 95% the same as all the other instances.

87% of classic video games are no longer available commercially.

I'll just keep emulating them like I always have.

I looked up my local news stations, and most of them had rss feeds, sometimes even separated out by local/national or whatever. So I just started using one of those as my primary news source, then added a few more niche feeds for more specific things.

Are we trying to set a new record for reposts for the same story in the same community within a single day?

Yeah, this seems like such an odd claim, because all one has to do is go to Kbin.social and the downvote buttons are right there.

I would imagine that when it goes to render a post, it checks against your block list and then just... doesn't display it.

It will supposedly be open sourced at some point in the future.