I am now happily sailing the seas. Guess who is the one that makes the content readily available
I guess the motion controllers gimmick was a more wide-appealing thing.
I think in time the most efficient companies will be the ones that don't spend too much in office buildings and will also be the ones that attract more talent.
In 10-15 years the remote work debate will be over and we will reap the benefits
About time we get more details about this game!
Trophies/Achievements!
It's such a simple concept and it increases engagement when they are well implemented. I'd love to play the next Zelda and try to get all achievements. Also I love Steam's achievement rarity, it makes me feel like a pro knowing that i'm one of the 1% that got some random achievement.
It adds to the overall experience.
If USA elects Trump and he pardons himself that would be hilarious.
Is that legally possible? i'm not from USA so idk
There's two kinds of resposting:
"honest" resposting that happens when the OP hasn't seen his submission previously posted.
karma-whore resposting that happens when someone wants to get those sweet internet points.
Without karma the second one may not be a problem at all ¯\(ツ)/¯
Give it time the conplaining will fade. The same happened with digg
Very good UI. I keep getting connection issues when trying to upvote or navigating. Not sure if it's my instance or the app.
Yeah I really wanted to switch to Signal from Whatsapp but people don't want to try new messaging apps. Nowadays I use telegram but it's just bots and 2 or 3 friends.
It's not that is the only way to talk to your friends. In some countries Whatsapp is the default way to communicate with other people because of SMS prices so if you need to talk to your friends, distant relatives or complete strangers you know you can reach them using that app.
In some cases the fastest way to communicate with a company's customer service is through Whatsapp.
A big part of the problem solves itself with a larger userbase. More content generated, more exposure, search engines show lemmy instances in results, people learn. Lemmy is not that hard to undestand. You can join an instance and explore from there, maybe stay within you instance and be satisfied by your experience. Maybe you'll learn in time about other communities in other instances. When I first joined reddit 10 years ago I didn't understand it either but I kept using it because it was interesting. What I propose is that we keep making content and commenting and that will attract more people and communities will grow.