I’m doing exactly the same 😁😁

I’ve been using Omnivore, with Obsidian plugin to have local copies of the pages.

This is just factually untrue with the numbers lemmy by itself has being having. Not to say anything of Mastodon and et al. There wouldn’t be a mass exodus of highly engaged folks from reddit to lemmy if users just didn’t move anymore. Threads got big but then instantly deflated to a much lower number immediately.

I bought an old business HP 3500 Pro ans have been running jellyfin and a number of socker containers from it. Plus it is quite upgradeable since it’s just a pc, and cost me just 100 CAD.

hits line of hopium

I mean… Yo… We have the steam deck bro. And that’s going to get the linux desktop to 10% itself. And then Valve is going to re-release Steam Machines and VR 2.0. We’re definitely going to have the year of the Linux Desktop

I have a salvaged HP 3500 Pro with an HTPC case and 8.5 TB storage. Started mainly for Jellyfin and now have half a dozen docker containers on it. Great test bed for getting used to linux before I slowly creep towards having it as my main OS on my PC.

This got a hearty chuckle out of me. Thank You

That was the game that totally sold me on the Steam Deck Experience. I played a lot of the handheld perfect games on the switch already.

Also, by your definition, Skyrim and Witcher 3 are also Shovelware.

Which, I want you to think hard about for maybe 1 min.

That’s called a port my dude.

Hold the GODDAMN heck up, did you just call Shovel Knight Shovelware??? b r u h

Why would they do that when they could just call it Virtua Boy 2?

Considering the size of the country, and the margins it works with, it works quite well. Well enough that Amazon itself uses USPS for deliveries. Plus there’s a lot of additional work that USPS does. Like shipping to places that just don’t make any fiscal sense but are essential for that remote community. Shipping live chicks under a certain amount of age.

And no private company would do this coz it won’t give the most profits but the service greatly benefits the populace as a whole. (Which preaching to the choir since you’re on Lemmy vs Reddit when the Reddit experience is a lot smoother for the layman right now but also fully profit oriented.)

FedEx is a private company. USPS is the public one.

Second Super Mario 3D World and Rayman games. The Rayman ones were a huge hit when my college mates visited.

Don’t think they would have the rights to. They could sell it but making it available freely when it isn’t their IP would be a can of worms.

Tbh, I kinda like that we have these growing pains. Helps folks leave out older expectations of monolithic profit-oriented social platforms. And actually put some money down to help host the specific niche community they really want to exist.

I’ll probably eat these words later but, as of this moment, I stand by it.

I’m incredibly boring. I name them with the company/model name. And what role they have appended.

Pikmin 2, Subnautica, Dome Keeper on the Steam Deck, Zelda TOTK on the Switch and revisiting Civ V on my main pc.

Subnautica has been an absolute blast on the deck.

It hits the same exploration spot for me as the Switch Zelda games do.

Beautiful game.