TennoLive 2024 Megathread
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Because otherwise you'd be supporting the Chromium monopoly, and that's the biggest sin imaginable in the Fediverse.
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Devstream #178 Megathread
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Tenno!
We bring you a very special Devstream #178 LIVE from the main stage at PAX East! Rebecca, Geoff, Megan, and special guest Ben Starr will be on stage to talk Dante Unbound, reveal our next Prime Warframe, and premiere a Warframe: 1999 teaser you won’t want to miss! Anyone attending PAX East can join us in the live audience and have a chance to ask a question during the Q&A segment!
There will be no Twitch Drop for Devstream #178 due to the offsite streaming.
We’re so excited to see you in person and virtually in chat! See you at twitch.tv/warframe AND twitch.tv/pax on March 22nd at 3 p.m ET.
This stream will feature both Warframe and Soulframe! To discuss any Soulframe segments, please head over here.
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Devstream #176 Megathread
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Tenno!
2024 is here, and with it comes our first Devstream of the year! Join us on January 26 at 2 p.m ET for Devstream #176! We are already in gear to talk about the next update that goes even deeper into Albrecht’s Laboratories, including a Warframe hidden deep within. Don’t miss it.
Earn yourself an Umbra Forma Blueprint Twitch Drop!
See you at twitch.tv/warframe on January 26
This is why I primarily shop at GOG. There are almost no other storefronts left that promote DRM-free games.
I can understand defederating from Threads, but transitive defederation is bordering on insanity.
This will do nothing but exert peer pressure onto instances that wish to remain impartial. Transitive defederation will play right into Meta's hands by fragmenting the Fediverse further.
Your instance will still exist, and federation should continue as normal if you manage to reclaim the original domain.
If you have to switch to a new one, however, federation will be very awkward. Other instances will essentially treat you as a brand-new instance, and mirrors of old content will be "orphaned" and no longer sync.
Don't find yourself in a false sense of security.
Your games on Steam are just as ephemeral as any other digital content purchased online.
Man I feel bad for the developers at Microsoft who have to implement this shit
No, absolutely not.
For purely scientific articles Wikipedia is great. But anything remotely controversial or even political on that site should be taken with a grain of salt.
There's too many editors out there who enforce their biases and wage war on such articles.
Can you please stop editorializing titles?
I came here hoping to see gnome and X11 memes. You know, actual Linux memes.
Instead I found "Windows bad" circlejerking.
Reddit users who switched to Lemmy, what is the most annoying thing you have seen about Lemmy users?
As a Linux user myself, it saddens me to see how much the Linux fandom is invalidating itself with its aggressive attitude.
You bring up valid points, but you are being very antagonistic towards server admins in the process. I get that you're frustrated by being dismissed all the time
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For context, Steam is now forced to display this due to a new law passed in California: https://www.theverge.com/2024/9/26/24254922/california-digital-purchase-disclosure-law-ab-2426
Valve is not doing this out of the goodness of their hearts.