I'd been using Unity off-and-on for more than a decade, even published two crappy mobile games back in the day
this recent kerfuffle led me to find Godot and I actually quite enjoy it. so even if Unity did a full reversal I can't see myself ever going back to it
I had no idea their CEO was from EA, so in a way I'm glad all this happened as I learned quite a bit
oh interesting, hadn't come across that project before
thanks for the tip!
does the switch pro controller use different joysticks than the joycons?
my joycons have drift but the pro controller, which I've used more often, is perfectly fine
wow scary stuff! going back into lockdown immediately!!
A recently noted medical phenomenon involves small amounts of DHMO leaking or oozing from the corners of the eyes as a direct result of causes such as foreign particulate irritation, allergic reactions including anaphylactic shock, and sometimes severe chemical depression.
I remember seeing Frasier as a kid when it first came out and I thought it was a boring show for old people
Then I ended up watching it after recovering from surgery a few years ago and it is easily one of my favorite shows of all time
thanks for the heads up, loading it now!!
man, so many old school internet references will go unnoticed on lemmy :(
holds up spork
Nice article!
Looks like the author has a lot of similar articles written, gonna save this page for later:
operation switched to HYPE mode
what is proper cross-posting etiquette
if you want to cross-post the same exact image to a different community there should be a link at the top of this post to cross-post (if using the desktop web ui), it sorta looks like a copy icon
but if you wanted to use a new photo then I think just creating a new post over there is probably easiest
I've gone ahead and subscribed to that other community, hopefully it gains some traction. I enjoy seeing old finds from yard sales, etc
the only general community I could find while searching is this one, but it appears to be completely empty
kinda surprised there isn't a generic vintage type community, maybe there is one out there somewhere!
According to https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/dailystats
Lemmy has ~67,500 daily active users over the past two weeks (it did peak at around 72,000)
How do you feel about the activity in your communities?
Do you think it will take another 'event' on some other website for more growth, or do you think Lemmy can grow naturally from here?
Or are you fine with the current activity and don't necessarily see the need for more users at this time?
I use safari with an adblocker extension (AdGuard) on ios
youtube works just fine in a browser, the youtube app sucks anyway