“thelemmy.club” is HexBear ?! Even so, still impressive to just copy-paste propaganda from Telegram which requires the extra step of translating it lol

Pro-Russian YouTuber or Telegram influencer?

Well paid or not paid, politically dumb or not, plagiarism sucks; I think you should care who said something because it allows for context, accountability and transparency.

You didn’t think it would have been worth the time to cite it properly and analyze it?

You decided that plagiarism was the better way to go?

It looks like a bot wrote this with the title?

Are Russian bot farms on Lemmy now ?

What’s the rational for companies to do that ? Is Discord financially viable? With all those users, I’d assume they would have reimbursed VCs money ?

Thanks for the link, this is impressive because this really has all the trait of spyware; apparently it installs without asking for permission ?

That’s so great, DS3 is my favorite game with Sekiro from Fromsoftware but I was playing Elden Ring more lately because my friend could join me !

The problem with Web Standards is that they’re so complete, broad and complex that it’s very hard as an independent team to get started writing a browser.

You’d have so little daily active users compared to the titans products (Chromium, Gecko, WebKit) that even if you made something super good, it would still be hard to guarantee website compatibility without faking the user-agents.

There’s also a lot of complexity involved in writing a sandbox for every instance of a website (tabs or iframe) and sharing information between multiple process. I don’t know how they do it in Chrome, but in Firefox they have a whole specification language for that which compiles to C++.

You also have to recreate the DevTools and other tooling for developers to adopt your browser and for you to debug any issues with your DOM renderer…

I love how much the web has to offer nowadays with technologies like WebRTC, WebSocket, Blobs, GamePad API, modern CSS3 but it has also the effect of locking us down into a tiny ecosystem.

I really their should be legislation on what companies can do with their browser because they’ve become such an important piece of the internet so they should serve public good.

I don’t know how to make it happen and I don’t even know if it’s a good idea when you consider the governance issues it would bring for open-source project.

I’m really passionate about this technology !

This looks like a lot of fun :)

What ?! Already a power boost / gen-gap to fill?

I learned all the thing that kept me safe on there too; and the life story were interesting and also the trip reports and experiment!

This was something I couldn’t get IRL until a long time, and still, is not very active today (my friends and I are all busy we can’t really experiment !! Maybe next time we see each other)

r/drugs has been banned?? That was one of my favorite place on Reddit back in the days :(I haven’t found a community for that here :(

(Edit: Drug Reddit was amaziiing, especially r/shrooms r/trees r/dxm | can’t really start a community because I’m not regular enough in this area, I guess that’s a good thing)

The shooting in R6 feels so fucking bad now. It’s also quite unbalanced :(

Yesterday I finished the badlands race and when she dropped me off, she hit me with the car…

I don’t need bigger game I just want Shakespearian spectacular quest and events, gripping storylines, and endearing character.

You could have a tiny map full of passion and I would love the game.

Micro-blogging didn’t click for me, it’s just so much less exciting than the forum format of Reddit / Lemmy :)

Yeah I bought a MacBook Air to replace my old beatmaking Windows computer. I’m loving it!

You’re so right! Vision by itself can only do so much if it’s not helped with expertise. To be totally transparent I’m not super convinced by VR virtual worlds. I feel like Lemmy is a great “universe” because it’s interoperate and it really gives it the independence that a true universe need to have!

The metaverse will not be built by a company but will emerge from a universal, accessible technology.