Famous enough that there’s a steady fan base listening to my music (a thousand people internationally sounds great to me) but nothing more than that. I want that genuine fandom, where people actually enjoy being in a niche and no one stalks you and generally people don’t know you wherever you go.
Not even for the money, but just to feel appreciated and to know I have a positive impact on people, that’s all I want.
If it’s only the two extremes? Yeah I’m totally cool with a quiet life.
Lol
There’s plenty of people who want that sort of discussion on Lemmy.
Btw there’s legit uses for the “dark web”. Getting crucial drugs that are illegal (e.g. opioids against PTSD, maybe even abortion drugs soon), communication channels for politically targeted people and more.
And obviously especially when it is so co controversial, that is even more of a reason for a public discussion forum about it. Lemmy is all about different perspectives, so that fits perfectly.
Straight banger
Loved what the hell by her
I get sick in cars and busses, my parents have driver’s licenses but they hate to drive so they avoid it, and I don’t have the time, the money, or the need to get one. I live in a big city too so I can safely rely on trains.
Btw even if I’d get one, it’s usually on the off chance that I need it and I’d still try to actively avoid driving whenever possible.
I have a feeling it’s insanely hard to approve an app like that in the iOS App Store.
But maybe someone proves me wrong…
So many assumptions here.
Let me refute them through educated guesses.
Backpack Battles is fun but it can get boring real quick.
Potion Craft before that was super fun and actually kept me on the edge for quite a while.
There’s a lot of cool indie games and I’m currently digging through a good chunk of the Rogue lites ^^
Great game.
Right. It makes sense right up until the point where they only act on negative reviews.
Non disclosures / non disparagement are industry standard, but this is bonkers. Non-disclosure but only for the stuff we don’t like? The fuck
Yikes
Very progressive.
Always easy to say this in hindsight.
IRC is considered unsafe too to a certain degree with pirating folks.
Also let me emphasize this: for every discord server shut down like this, there are 100+ servers with almost the same purpose that still exist and will continue to for at least the next 3y.
If you are doing development as a hobby, you just don’t have the time to use a different system, get used to that system, and then critically convince everyone else to go there too. Just look at Lemmy, I want it to be great as well but we have to accept that a few tiny steps more in the day to say usability of a system can be the difference between Twitter and Mastodon. And before ppl are saying “well Twitter was there longer”, sure but that doesn’t mean we cannot see the trend for growth that does or doesn’t exist.
There’s exactly two purposes: auto updates for drivers and a user interface to quickly install and uninstall drivers.
The cons include that there’s annoying banners everywhere, the drivers itself are the same that you’ll find on their website, you need to create an account for Nvidia, and they will harvest you data (most likely).
Pick your poison xd