I live in a kinda poor country, the money for a game can be used for 4 or 5 days of food, that is with regional pricing. Otherwise it's a whole month. That and also it's satisfying to give back to the people, KB by KB copies get to new owners that will enjoy them.

I didn't even notice it happened so many months ago. I already got used to Lemmy. Less niche content but it's slowly growing.

Can confirm. Fucking thousand of emails, man.

That's very good news! The Steam Deck isn't available in my country. It's competitors are, but they lack Linux, which I think makes the Steam Deck special.

We don't.

Duuude, that happened to me. I felt so stupid when she told me that back then, I only had to try and we would be together. :(

So many months without water, seems very harsh. If it is that hard to get for basic needs, I can't see how the crops would survive. :(

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It seems to be way more predatory than I thought. It is sad to see what is supposed to be relaxing and fun, converted in addiction and financial issues.

Thank you very much for such an excellent work! I like Lemmy a lot, and it would be a shame to see that many bots ruining instances.

Fedora Linux. I was skeptical at the beginning but I am glad I switched from Windows.

Yeah. Back when I needed help with programming homework, there was always that reliable dude from India.

I get it, the game wasn't exactly a success. But isn't it a bit drastic to dismantle an entire division?

I tend to use native packages. However, I find Flatpak very useful to avoid large list of dependencies, specially when Wine is involved.

I'm worried about that. And every time, they either mention nazis as an excuse, or suggest creating your own instance. I think fragmentation of users and content is only going to promote centralized platforms.