Your first part about references was one of the things I disliked the most about Reddit where someone would make a pop culture reference and it would spiral into.a comment chain of just quotes with no originality, I’m glad that hasn’t caught on in Lemmy.

My second least favourite thing, US defaultism, is alive and well on Lemmy unfortunately. On Reddit you would be told it’s an American website and to deal with it, well this is the fediverse and I don’t want to deal with it. Just say where you are from or what country news are about, it’s not much to ask.

I guess Stormworks, but it can also be frustrating at times when I got tough nuts to crack in my grand designs. Still haven’t found an engineering game of the same caliber.

This is how I even found out they were making the game, so pretty good news. Never got around to playing the other one they released, though… Or finishing the first.

Every car segment has grown. Each size tier grew to the size of the next tier. Small cars are pretty much extinct and the cars that are marketed as small are the size of what used to be a medium car.

I hate the mentality of the people who spew that bullshit, but I also don’t like the idea of thinking you are a planet saving warrior for driving a brand new SUV.

Because they were home for Christmas. Of course they should have better monitoring, but that is why.

Both platforms have problems, thinking anything else is being a part of the problem.

And the truth is somewhere in the middle

Well, 16 cryogenic tanks.

I know, but I was trying to do it the nice way.

It’s actually obvious as soon as a person doesn’t say where they are from, because there’s typically only one nationality that assumes you know where they are from.

Hey so I know you deleted the Edge shortcut from your desktop the last three times, but this time I think you’ll really like it, so I added it back!

Nothing just works.

I run Linux, not because I think it’s great, but because Windows is awful, and keeps getting worse. Furthermore it keeps abusing its majority market share to get away with increasingly scummy behaviour.

My Linux experience has been a lot more tinker free than Windows. There’s a ton of distros to choose from for the uninvested, my 60 year old mum runs Linux at this point and the only difference is she stopped calling all the time for tech support.

It’s really helpful to say what country you are in.

Why wouldn’t they be drugs? The word drug in itself is not negative. Seems to me they are very obviously drugs.

Free in Sweden

I don’t know but I feel the same. My main gripe is with media keys, because I don’t want Fn key combinations, but dedicated media buttons, which is increasingly rare. The most appealing keyboard I have laid eyes on recently is Das Keyboard which has a volume wheel, media keys and is full size, but it’s very pricey and not perfect still.

I find it kind of ironic to spend 300 eur on a custom mechanical keyboard just to pair it with a usb number pad worth “few bucks” though

Finally. Excellent news.

Without really having an opinion on the matter - I think there’s a difference in having a use and being adopted.

Something can be absolutely awesome in theory but useless if no one is using it.