Holy shit! Good for them! Hope they see the benefits of the fediverse at some point.

Nothing new. It's just an overview of how shady and scammy the browser is. I still see a lot of people recommending it without knowing the backstory.

True, but if they hadn't seen it was me that downvoted them in the first place, they wouldn't know who to stalk, and I wouldn't have to call anyone out at all. Really though, I can still see both sides here. I'm just bitter it happened to me. Lol

I'm personally a fan of pirate broadcast intrusions of someone wearing a Max Headroom mask and getting away with it. As you can see.

He's actually been kinda cranky on Mastodon lately. I've actually thought about unfollowing him because he's been a bit of a downer and even downright rude. Still love his videos, but I'm beginning to think he might be kind of a dick.

If you're in to VR, "The 7th Guest VR" came out last fall, and it's actually really good.

Judging by this thread alone, I'd say people aren't convinced.

Nebula is great, but it should be pointed out it is a paid service.

it’s going to remain fucked for a long time.

So it'll just take a long time to un-fuck it. Maybe we won't even see it in our lifetimes. It also won't be easy, but if everyone gives up and moves then we're basically guaranteed failure.

Depending on the headset you're using, she could just message you either through Steam or the Meta app.

This is not at all what I was saying, and I did not in fact give my full opinion. Based on his recent posts that don't even have anything to do with city planning, he's been kind of a dick and lashing out at people. No need to look any deeper than my actual words.
Personally, I think telling Americans to move and give up is a pretty bad message. I certainly get his frustration, but change has to start somewhere, even if I don't see the results on my lifetime.

Coincidentally, I spent about two hours last night just finding pictures I could use for posters. Then I downloaded all kinds of user made content, and haven't even gotten into doing anything with it yet. I've only actually played one game so far. Lol

I agree Steam Home could use a little love, but I'm hoping this is just a sign of things to come. I mean 2.0 was supposed to come out like 3 years ago, so the fact it's finally happening is encouraging.

Here's a more direct link.

I agree that the naming scheme is a bit weird and confusing. In most people's terminology, when you leave any kind of a comment on the internet it's considered a "post". You "post" a comment. I'm kinda hoping this gets changed, but I suppose I might just get used to it. It's all still quite new after all.

@gamingonlinux I can respond from a completely different place like Kbin! Why are some people against this?

I guess I haven't really noticed, or I'm just used to it. I have noticed the fit loosens a bit over time, which would be my main complaint.

I preordered on Steam, and I actually enjoyed it even way back then. Never really got into the hype, so I guess I was never too disappointed with the launch. It's still a game I go back to just to chill. I highly recommend playing in VR if you have a headset.

I don't. That's why I called them imaginary internet points. Lol. My point was about the fact that you can see who downvotes you.

I'm still at 7.99! If they increase it to 14 bucks, that's gonna hurt.