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While companies like Nintendo continually kill off game accessibility, Steam doesn’t really take away games from anyone. Digital distribution may not be ownership, but Steam in particular hasn’t given reason to worry.
While companies like Nintendo continually kill off game accessibility, Steam doesn’t really take away games from anyone. Digital distribution may not be ownership, but Steam in particular hasn’t given reason to worry.
Yeah, some companies are very slow to adapt. One company I worked for was still using SVN. It was a nightmare lol, and when they did finally migrate to git, some of my coworkers were completely lost.
But there’s also something to be said among developers I’ve worked with on hobbyist projects. Plenty of people who just shared files over and over, or just had it on Google drive or Dropbox
I’m honestly blown away by how many developers don’t even know the basics of git
I remember a point around 2015ish where a lot of web apps went from recommending Firefox and Chrome for the best experience to just Chrome. Now I often see “don’t use Firefox” as a support tactic.
I honestly think it’s unfair to judge someone for not putting significant time into learning another complex program. I’ve used Photoshop since it first existed, and it’s basically a lifetime of knowledge. A combination of things has brought me to exploring other open source solutions, but GIMP is definitely unintuitive in comparison. I’m only putting the time in because there’s literally no alternative that’s as powerful and ubiquitous an image editing solution, but I’d also be the first to jump on alternatives that would make the transition easier. It’s especially not fair to cast that judgement on professionals who don’t really have the time to invest in learning a new tool from scratch.
To kind of piggyback off this, some newer cities in the US do get built with curbing cars in mind. But there’s definitely no easy fix for our systemic problem with infrastructure, and even if there was, cars are so deeply engraved in Americana that people here would fight it. It’s an uphill battle, and self driving cars can help mitigate existing issues while we figure the rest out.
In smaller and mid size cities where I live, buses are the pretty decent form of public transportation, and I could absolutely see self driving sneak its way into there.
I get that conditions aren’t ideal and that sucks, but progress comes in baby steps, and as long as the larger problems remain out of reach, these smaller ones help.
I appreciate this response amongst all the malding! My understanding of the difference in assistive technologies across different companies is lacking, so I’ll definitely look more into this.
I love to hate on musky boi as much as the next guy, but how does this actually compare to vehicular accidents and deaths overall? CGP Grey had the right idea when he said they didn’t need to be perfect, just as good as or better than humans.
You’ll NEVER GUESS what your results are!
I kind of feel you, I left shortly after the blackout and it’s taken some time to adjust to things. But I’ve seen a lot of good subs stood up since then, and a handful of them were direct equivalents to popular Reddit ones. Good luck!
Oh no, I didn’t even know those existed
Oh they’re terrible
Thanks I hate it
u rite
tbh GoDaddy looks sussy too if you didn’t know better lol
I just want to have fun, no matter the length. I love Titanfall 2’s campaign and it only takes a couple hours to complete, even shorter than most shooters. People complain that it’s too short but I think that’s its strength. But a lot of AAA games I’ve played just feel stretched and bloated like Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry, where it’s just not fun at all between all the tedious things I have to do.
Lemmy now: memes about how all the memes are this
Thanks for the advice! I’ll certainly give it a try. And if there’s one thing I appreciate here that I didn’t get to have on Reddit, it’s user interaction. I’d rarely ever hear back from a comment on Reddit, and if I did chances were it was someone with an attitude. People seem really nice here
I’m still having a hard time adjusting, to be honest. Granted much of reddit is full of reposts, even so there’s still just a lot more content and interaction. I could and did spend all day on one or two subreddits, but here it’s kind of checking in one a day and seeing maybe a few new posts. I don’t have anything else though, so I’m just often left starving for content. But I just can’t give spez the satisfaction of returning.
Make that… triosies? Threeses?