They’ve already made a few missteps that have driven some folks away, as well.Things like the NFT scare a while back, and the price jump on Nitro.

What did Twitch do?

They never actually got anywhere with it, but there was talk of involving them somehow.

I’m currently playing totk on my Deck, looking forward to Diablo 4 once I get done with it. I basically use my Deck every day, it’s a great way to sit on the couch cuddled up to my wife while she plays on the Switch or such

Thank you for your service :-)

I personally have used a self built Dactyl Manuform as my primary keyboard for the last two years or so, and it’s great as a programmer. I mostly pursued it due to wrist discomfort, which has essentially disappeared since I started using it.

Ok, you’ve got me curious - Why 3 different active directory domain controllers?

@Skooshjones@vlemmy.net did a good job of explaining it in metaphor, but I just wanted to reiterate in the straightforward context of the software itself:

• Lemmy is the codebase - The actual software that’s running on the server(s). Anybody can go grab it and install it onto a server, if they know how: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy
• Beehaw is one such example, where some folks created a server and installed Lemmy on it. The same is true for any other “instance.”
• Jerboa is just an app that is used to access one or more Lemmy instances.

I’m still gerting used to the whole thing, just found the hot sort. Think I will probably go for that most often now.

No kidding with this one; I got constant spam from them after the last one and was very confused.