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GottaHaveFaith
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Technology@lemmy.world•You should absolutely download your favourite youtube videos
6·2 days agoI uploaded some music videos to odyssee, need to pick that up, I recently checked out my YouTube bookmarks and at least 1 third was not working anymore
sadly I don’t have easy access to weed, otherwise I’d buy a volcano
I already bought a Mighty, tho
a pillar in your ass
Dussy
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Technology@lemmy.world•Intel’s woes wipe out $1 trillion of semiconductor market cap in one day — PC market bloodbath leaves few chip stocks unscathed: $1 trillion in semiconductor market capitalization wiped out.
71·8 days agoIn an unexpected turn of events, the downturn extended to server manufacturers
unexpected? servers are computers full of RAM
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PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Can anyone overthrow Steam on PC? "As long as Valve is independent and not a publicly traded company," analyst says it looks impossible
321·9 days agoPeople don’t want their library split on multiple stores. There’s always going to be a monopoly because of that, unless we start having multiple exclusives on different platforms. For videogames it’s accentuated by the fact that people want to be able to interact with friends, so they need to be on the same platform. Steam came first and had the best features, so they won.
Music? Spotify is in front of everything else
TV/Movies? This is the exception, as in this case there’s a lot of content that can be available on a platform and not the other. Netflix is still first, but if you look at the numbers the gap is lower.
I used to buy everything on gog, now with the steam deck I went back to steam. Yeah I know, I can use gog there too, but using steam is easier for sync etc. So, you see, steam made something amazing, the steam deck, and everybody copied it, but they were still the first.
If gog made a steam deck client with easy management I’d gladly go back to them. They still take a 30% cut but I’m happy to support DRM free games. Itch is also nice but they don’t have a lot of games (I do play 99% Indies).
IMHO there are no good or realistic solutions:
- lots of exclusives
- interoperability between stores, like the fediverse (this would actually be really cool)
- everybody sell games directly
- everybody goes back to buy physical
GottaHaveFaith@fedia.ioto
linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Learning Rust to make my perfect Linux programs launcher (rofi is perfect, except it isn't written in Rust)
2·9 days agoI have to admit that reading the other post I did think “why is he learning C instead of rust”, so…
I buy those round gluten free things. I start eating them and they taste so bland the need goes away



I don’t expect much privacy on a shared public space like the fediverse. If I wanted privacy, I’d spin up a new profile every day/week, and use an external bookmark manager to save stuff