o_oli @ o_oli @lemmy.world

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Please provide a source for any of this. Right now I'm assuming you just used chatGPT to make shit up.

So why didn't they already do this? For their supposed 'sister team' its a very weird strategy to go it alone when they didn't need to.

So if we ignore that birds can't fly infinitely high, and also that they don't live in the air they live on a surface, in essentially a 2D area the same as humans, maybe this is interesting? But not really lol.

I hate it - whoever invented title case needs their head checked. It makes it far more difficult to read.

For short titles it's fine which is probably the use to be fair, but when people on reddit/lemmy write a short essay as a 'title' man that is annoying.

Topic specific instances aka porn probably lol

I just don't understand why people fall for it. Who is subscribing to this nonsense? I would never purchase or use something like that when there are still other options available. It should have been a dead idea from day 1.

I would say they didn't really lose 80%, because they barely had them to start with. If you click a link on Instagram and bam you're now a Threads user all 'signed up' ready to go? I mean yeah the barrier couldn't be lower there.

Retaining 20% of those users is in fact impressive. That's many millions of people.

Source? This makes no sense at all.

"Alpha tauri might do this thing that they definitely won't be allowed to"

Yeah all very good points there. They stars have aligned well for them here, and they deserve all the success.

I still think it's impressive and unexpected though. Divinity never broke 100k players even which I assume is the second highest cRPG player count.

For a game to go over 5x bigger on Steam than any other game of its genre? Thats impressive.

Rum and raisin.

My friends call me an old man for this, but what can ya do its fucking delicious.

First president elected from prison. The crazies uniting behind their martyr.

Yeah same. Well actually I'm using Firefox on desktop and Vivaldi on my phone (Android), since I love having desktop style tabs on mobile. The trend of having to press a button to open a tab browser really annoys me and although Firefox sort of addressed that with tab groups now, I think Vivaldi's implementation is nicer.

It doesn't track posts that I have read and that alone is enough to put me off. I figured it wasn't a big deal but then I lose track of where I am when browsing.

Happy with Sync now though.

Microsoft isn't giving up on assistants (as per the article), its just going down a different route, more AI focused. This is sensible because Cortana is a flop, nobody uses it, there is no need to leave it running.

I'm certain Apple has the same plans around AI, however people still use Siri all the time. It's not a flop, so it may as well stay running as more and more AI works its way over to it or its replacement.

It's really weird to me that anyone would want it shut down when it's so easy to just not use it.

I like Vivaldi a lot. It's kinda where Opera went after Opera went to shit lol.

If criticising Russia is extremist, then the world is full of extremists I guess.

I'm pleasantly surprised how many people are playing this game. I figured that DnD although popular, was still kinda a niche. Yet this is topping Steam charts which is great to see. Hopefully it means more of this quality to come, there is obviously a big market for it.

I can't wait to get home and get stuck in!

I'd be curious to know that too but I can't find any info on it. I mean it must surely be a contender because other huge releases typically have preload.

I mean there is no perfect option there really, you're gonna piss people off either way. I would say though locking people from playing a full price AAA game they paid for is probably more controversial than not being able to provide a preload.