I hope it pans out!
The last time I heard about someone being excited about new mechanics/paradigms in gaming it was Ken Levine. And then he disappeared for a decade. “narrative Legos” were the big idea.
He’s back, with Judas. We’ll see if he managed to invent new mechanics or not.
In the case of Judas tho, I’ll just be happy if it’s a good story and spectacle driven game like Bioshock Infinite.
Both of those sound like recycled mechanics.
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For point one: Not everyone is into boosting or retweeting. Some actually find it a bit obnoxious.
Some people I might enjoy finding to follow, friends, community members, etc, might not be ones to post anything boost worthy.
For the other points, I assume these are just artifacts of Mastodon’s federated nature? Not sure exactly.
These sorts of platforms are not designed like a Facebook profile.
If other federated services gain dominance, they will go the same route. And due to the same pressures. (Spam, bad actors, misbehaving servers, etc)
We already see defederation drama.
Oh, so it does nothing, and it’s a conspiracy to rootkit your computer so they can do other things(?). I see.
“Solves nothing” is a stretch. These companies don’t still apply anti-cheat because it does nothing.
Agreed on both points.
The traditionally attractive factor is another tell with AI generated imagery. One of many that is fading as new models are built.
I’m sick of things being hyped on potential too.
VR is an example. (Michael Abrash predictions anyone?) Unfinished games are an example. (Multiplayer Cyberpunk 2077 anyone?)
“Recently there have been a number of reports about the plymouth boot splash not showing properly on PCs using AMD GPUs.
The problem without plymouth and AMD GPUs is that the amdgpu driver is a really really big driver, which easily takes up to 10 seconds to load on older PCs. The delay caused by this may cause plymouth to timeout while waiting for the GPU to be initialized, causing it to fallback to the 3 dot text-mode boot splash.”
In my area they don’t recycle glass. I was so surprised when I moved here and learned that. Glass and aluminum are the two most worth it/possible afaik.
So the terminally online could be considered a race with a certain perspective. Interesting.
(I don’t say this to diminish or reject the definition. I just find it interesting to think about.)
Though maybe as others point out, it might be an ethnicity?
Yup, still works great as a PWA.
It’s the best PWA ever made, to my knowledge.
Works on Voyager.
Voyager is premo.
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This would be quite the compounded shitstorm if these were still being used in Macs.
When I saw it mentioned in another thread, I assumed it was just someone memeing.
Last time someone mentioned these on Lemmy I got one.
It “crashed” according to Synology in about a week. Woke me up in the middle of the night with the Synology beeping.