Yep, double shitty. Makes me want to start sailing. 🏴‍☠️

Thanks!

It would be cool to see a video breakdown of how this design is supposed to work. How anyone could hit anything like that seems impossible. Lol

Link please?

There needs to be a post about ‘what will be the next great exodus’ so we can prepare for that too. 😁

thanks

It’s what plants crave!!!

The second thing you mentioned is what I’m asking about. A browser doesn’t solve this problem (as far as I know) because It’s still using the steam webpage’s interface. It would have to be some kind of alternative website frontend that grabs all the data from the steam website and gives it back to you in a different (better) way.

I’m not familiar with the steam decks version you mentioned

Thank you

What does this mean?

It’s going to stay good. Right?

RIGHT?!?!!!

Maybe it’s an opportunity to convince them otherwise?

Thank you

Where can these be found?

I’m never on here during work. Even if I was, that point is pretty unhelpful. I think it’s a normal thing for people to want an unlimited supply of content, as that’s what we’ve gotten used to and that’s what these websites are for. What’s it to you, to dictate how I want to use my time? Whether this behavior is a good or bad thing is another argument. I think the limited content supply here is a concession that most people have accepted on Lemmy, but I also think that it’s possible that it wouldn’t have to be a concession as the platforms grow and get better.

I can not understand how someone in their right mind would be looking at any content firehose without filtering, but it seems like that this is the reality for many.

I typically browse subscribed until I’m seeing posts I’ve already viewed. I occasionally switch to all to see if I will find any new content/ communities to subscribe to. How do you typically do it?

I was going to say you’re doing a disservice to McFarlane by making that comment, but he probably would’ve found it funny too. Carry on 😁

An Odysee link in the wild! Awesome! Lol

Just a theory, but my guess is that the channel is beholden to youtube/google and therefore any harsh criticism or demonizing the platform is being avoided?

Seems like a really cool concept. Something I’d be curious about is if there are ways to encourage people to support the authors as well.