I mean, they’re somewhat right, if they’re talking about RS Classic -> RS2…

but yeah, he left before RS3

Nintendo would stop them. If yuzu devs want to go to court, they can continue development.

Yuzu devs could do it anonymously, but that’s gl on not doxxing yourself, at risk of lawsuit.

The people still choose reddit/Facebook/google. I don’t know we’re supposed to change that without actually removing people’s freedom of choice.

In my opinion/experience, it’s for a few reasons. People are marketed these centralized platforms, typically they’re very/fairly simple to use, and those platforms already have an established userbase. Combined with the other factors, the userbase will keep growing, which also incentivizes Even more users to adopt the platform.

For most people, there’s no incentive to use some small random forum. And these small random forums aren’t typically run for profit, meaning people aren’t paying for ads for their niche forum or hobby website because it’s just a hobby, not a business run for profit. Whereas people will see countless ads for Instagram or TikTok. Typically, people who don’t block ads, and use these sorts of media didn’t care enough to bother looking for alternative platforms, they couldn’t even be bothered to set up an adblocker.

most cryptos are pseudonymous. so, nobody knows who you are until you inevitably tie that pseudonym back to yourself somehow. like if you attempt to cash out, or use that pseudonym (wallet) to pay for something that could be linked to your real identity.

tbh it’s better than their previous UI

Old Reddit > Current New Reddit > “Old” New Reddit

any benefits of this over Spicetify? does SpotX also support theming?

Obtainium is great for updating apps hosted outside the playstore, big upside being you don’t need to bother with FDroid releases

I can only think of one extension that I’d really like on mobile right now (nitter redirect), but this is great for the future of Firefox

It’s nice, but I wish it had sponsorblock support, though I’m not sure if it’s something they’ll add.

So someone from California can’t buy products in Mississippi, that’s just fair - or it’s ok just because it’s via the internet?

this is not the same thing.

regional pricing does not block people from buying the game.

regional pricing allows people in poorer countries to afford games.

I do not see a problem with companies offering discounts to people who would not otherwise be able to afford their product.

I understand the principle, but in practice, the result of this will be negative.

So to comply, companies will now charge people in the poorer countries more money. epic w