Same actually, I got Witcher 3 as part of a console bundle and played it for a short period, not sure exactly how long but I got to the first of I'm sure many fights with a dragon. Found it really unintuitive, by the time I got frustrated enough to bother doing a web search I'd lost interest. Tried a couple of times after and just got the cbf's every time.
From your earlier posts it's clear that you've had a rough trot, you have things to work through and, dare I say it, a lot of growing up to do.
I hope you get the help that you need.
Went to one the other day, no snags out the front. Devo
Is this interrupted a Star Trek marathon you were streaming from your Linux server you are hereby Lemmy royalty
"It crashed!"
"Yes but it did it all by itself!"
I do remember there was a site where you could check how well a game ran on linux
Is this the one? WineHQ AppDB
Speculators/inside traders betting on (more) favourable rule changes or a fat govt supply contract perhaps
There are many but I find "let's double-click on that" particularly grating
Very anecdotal I know, but that certainly wasn't my experience, I'd regularly see near-militant comments to anything even remotely suggesting cars had a place, as well as outright trolling or brigading of other subs. If I was just unlucky that's cool, but it did seem pretty consistent.
Bingo, though the r*ddit fuckcars certainly took the name literally which has given the one here something of an inherited reputation to shake free of.
I love cars and would likely continue to own them even if I no longer needed them day to day. That's vilified on the other site but seems fine here, as it should be.
Ours was one of those really old ones built into a wooden box. I say wood, but I'm fairly sure it was actually a mix of wood, lead, and neutron star.
There's some distinction to be made too between cruelty, and just plain apathy, dissociation, or whatever (I'm tired and struggling to word today).
When you mow down a heap of homes in Sim City you feel nothing because you're not linking your actions to a real impact on actual people. All you have in mind is that if you do it, you'll be able to use the space for something else that works better for you.
To some people, that's how they view the world.
Srinivas believes that Perplexity’s browser users will be fine with such tracking because the ads should be more relevant to them.
Believes it, or is just spinning it that way?
You could show me an ad for exactly what I want in that moment and I'd immediately not want it any more.
Enough already.
Termites.
Mutiple professional treatments to eradicate them from the property and surrounds, then major structural repairs, for which the place had to be vacant.
0/10, do not recommend.
It's spam and probably malware. Just downvote, report, and move on
Hi there, I recall on Boost for Reddit that I could open a post, and collapse comment threads to a single line, which was excellent - it made it really easy to scroll past comments I've already read or decided I'm not interested in, and I might be wrong but I think there was an option to auto-collapse everything but new comments? On Lemmy, replies are collapsed but the comment I tapped on remains open, regardless of whether it's the top of a comment thread or one mid-conversation. So best I can collapse to is a post and all of its top-level comments.
The other one is that on Reddit I was able to create a group and add subs to it. That group would appear in my sidebar, and when opened it'd be a feed of those subs without needing to join each one (which makes 'Subscribed' really busy). On Lemmy I can add favourites to the sidebar, but they show up in the list individually - I'd like for example to have a single entry in that list called Home Tech, when I tap it I get a feed of only home automation or homelab stuff. Then another one just for memes. Etc
If these settings already exist and I've just missed them please let me know, otherwise I'd really appreciate if they could be added to BfL.
Thanks for the fantastic app and ongoing support!