Maybe I'm missing something. I understand and agree with the concept of limiting or eliminating our reliance on algorithms for content recommendations. This seems like a different issue though, is it not?
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I wonder what's the reasoning against it? Seems like a no-brainer...
Made me think of this guy: 
Right now I'd choose Lemmy. Summit on mobile and photon on desktop.
Piefed is a close second, but still has a ways to go. Honestly, I could see it surpassing Lemmy soon.
I haven't driven Mbin too much, but it's pretty neat conceptually. I wouldn't count it out if you want to be able to microblog from the same platform. Kind of novel, but I found the experience to be disconjointed overall.
Right on the money
Hell yeah, that's what's up! I'd definitely like to have another console to run emulators on, that isn't the deck. Lol.
Odin 2 still has my attention.
Interesting detail, I didn't know that about the oled model
I guess it's doing it's job, just reading the description makes me mad as hell.
Are you kidding me? Steam Deck is so big and clunky. Don't even get me started on the piss poor ergonomics and the thing is fucking heavy as shit too!
I love it because it's open source, but it's shortcomings really leave a lot to be desired in my opinion.
I know I'm in the minority here, but I really didn't like the nemesis system at all. Just like roguelikes, the infinite repeatability of it was a turn off for me and made it feel pointless. I'd much rather play a hand-crafted, limited, curated experience that actually feels meaningful. These generative systems just feel lifeless and pointless to me.
Also, fuck warner bros.
It's great seeing intuitive uses of the software more regularly, thanks for sharing!
Hell yeah, looks good!