!games@sh.itjust.works is pretty solid

It seems much faster indeed, thank you for your work!

!lemmydrama@lemmy.world

That said, I’ve decided to return to Reddit for now.

Tha’ts okay, to each their own. I’m happy to be with a few hundreds nice people compared to millions of angry strangers. I hope you can come here again once the platform is a bit more polished.

And people are much nicer here.

That’s the biggest thing for me. I’m happy to be with a few hundreds nice people compared to millions of angry strangers. I actually noticed than here, when “bad” behaviour is called out (e.g. someone phrasing a request in a very demanding way, while everyone here is a volunteer), people usually react very well, apologize, and go on with their day. That’s science fiction for current Reddit.

Thank you for this!

As weird as it may seem, this might be a good argument in favor of Pascal. I despised learning it at uni, as it seems worthless, but is seems that it can still handle business-critical software for 20 years.

That’s crazy

How about helping Kbin?

I know Peertube, but I don’t see any Peertube instance able to handle the load of even a fraction of YouTube viewers

OnePlus 6 user here too. I’ve been looking for a new phone for a year, no one seems to be that much better for a reasonable price. The only feature I really miss is 5G, but paying 600 bucks for a decent phone (I’m EU based) just seems wasteful.

It’s quite crazy that S23 is considered a small today

Alright, so what are the next steps? The issue with YouTube is that video streaming requires a lot of resources to be scaled, we can’t really replace it with open source alternatives

That happens when replying to people on instances with strict languages rules (e.g. Kbin)

https://www.resetera.com/