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At this point, they can say that the crisis will continue indefinitely as they keep to pushing the date.

I predicted it when EA sold out to Saudi Arabia.

Eh… It was written on the wall 12 years ago when EA bought Bioware.

You can use the old Reddit extension of Firefox but yeah, the latest changes suck.

Boring is exactly what I need. I configured my installation just right and it’s been great since 2022.

You can’t just count Lemmy active users. I switched from Lemmy to Piefed for example. So we need to count Lemmy+Piefed.

Yes but as far as I know, it’s only widespread with Cloudflare using websites.

Not everything is encrypted. For example, the Server Name Indication (SNI), which tells the server the website address you want to connect to before the connection is encrypted, is not encrypted. This means that anyone can spy on your behaviour by the sites you visit.

Not adopting socialism is expensive.

Great suggestion! The US has great public transit /s… wait… no…

Nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!

This. As with any technology, it will always improve. The American government helped the Chinese by barring the chips from them, meaning they had to program more efficient models.

I’m Canadian and I switched to maps.here.com, a European service as it provides good transit info. We need to move away from American hegemony.

OLD NEWS! The article dates from Jul 17, 2026.

It will change. China is now more and more synonymous with huge R&D budgets for innovations.

Eh… $$$$$ > ethics unfortunately.

Thanks for the advice. I was indeed doing the side quests really early in the game. Going now to concentrate on the main quests until I get to Novigrad.

I tried playing the game for a couple of hours, but I gave up. Should I give it another chance by playing it more to see if the game reveals itself?

Yes, Reddit has more users, but often, they don’t act like humans. They don’t contribute to discussions. Often, they karma farm.

On the other hand, Lemmy/Piefed feels like Reddit used to be. It might be small, but it feels human-led with no gamification incentives.