One would and wouldn’t be surprised. I just abandoned a texas poker app on mobile and it’s sickening to see how many people pay up cheaters just to get billions and even a trillion chips. Then I see them on the table and they always win.

Which they most likely will, just won’t say anything.

Disgusting…

Fuck you for ruining Humble Bundle, IGN, you fucks.

Google search needs to just branch itself off into several micro-search engines. It is useless as a general purpose search engine.

Again, try searching ‘skillet’ and you’ll get more results on the band with the name than the pan itself. Make a media-based micro search engine where it’s nothing but music, movies, shows .etc

But as big as Google is, they won’t do it.

You know, people keep asking what America is going to be like 10, 20 or even 50 years from now.

I’m going to tell you that we’ll have some of the most spottiest blotches of our history. It’ll be rooted from the times and events where extremely aggressive opposers to generally anything intellectual have gone on crusades to undermine anything they think is a huge problem, like scientists.

This will be our Burning of the Library of Alexandria. We’ll just have inconclusive data to our researches because of politically charged people.

Oh cool, so like, piece of shit corporations can just mow down many more forests, rainforests and shit under the guise “but but we got this thing from scientists where we can replace the trees with these cages!”. Fucking hell.

I praise the breakthrough but I don’t think it’s going to be carried out as intended.

That’s a fundamental flaw I am seeing with the fediverse, least some instances while understanding it’s not exclusive to just here. When the head of a community isn’t around, it’s free game for those to shit all over it unanswered. It’s frustrating and I had wished there would have been some plans to have backup individuals capable of upholding the values of the community to prevent it from falling down or into the wrong hands.

The fediverse is supposed to be a representative of an alternative escape for those tired of the centralized networks of social media. When we’re dealing with cases like these, it just makes everything look weak and unattractive to would be newcomers just beginning to understand the alternatives of the fediverse.

I would apply myself but really I can admit that I might not always be around either and knowing people are facing issues, it sucks.

This is probably a good thing. No, really, it is. Think about where you could best spend that money and the hobbies you’ll embrace than coming online to try and integrate with a totally fractured society on display when it comes to the internet.

I expect a console/PC release of this game when they realize how dumb it was to narrow this game to ZuckQuest.

Why the flying fuck would anyone want Plumbers Don’t Wear Ties?

Todd bought Fallout because Fallout was only just seen as a way to make merch out of. Yes, let’s have vault boy on everything, let’s have nuka-cola replicas, let’s have bottle cap replicas .etc

But nothing about whether or not the games are even worth a toss to play. There’s people who still to this day, favor FO 1, 2 and New Vegas. They were made with a level of charm and care that got YOU to where you are today. FO 3, 4 and 76 all feel like just empty open worlds with recycled material, it’s running in place with no forward progression.

The OG creator of FO may be a humble guy, but the series still deserve better.

Color me surprised.

I loathe that platforms treat themselves this way. We see this happen over and over again when a newcomer comes into the field to shake things up. They become, eventually, the best alternative. They eventually become the only thing.

And all that they turn out to be, are just portfolio fluffing projects to be made into an IPO. Then the enshittification and oh, there is next to no where to go.

What a world…

“Aw the poor scammers need money, here’s all of my savings, have a good day!”

Yeah I fucking knew and had a sense that lemmy.world would be contaminated with the redditard disease. Hopped ship when I started noticing the similar content, the similar behavior and realized “hm, this is becoming more and more like Reddit”.