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  • The second from bottom on the left kinda looks like one of the Kray twins

  • Holy shit

  • Ah, hadn't realised you were on about PC gaming.

    Physical editions for PC gaming for me died a long time ago as I pretty much exclusively use Steam.

    Consoles however I always try and get physical where possible.

  • I think this is a different bug, the community name domain matches the domain of the user that posted it. From your screenshot I'm guessing nitrofuel is from lemmy.world

    See my screenshot below, this is from the Beehaw gaming community, notice how the domains match with the user?

  • Sure it is, just Google "pre-owned games" and you'll probably have hits from whatever the main game supplier js in your country (GameStop, GAME etc.).

  • It's just a gotcha to them. If I read an article from The Verge and Reddit hasn't commented on it, I'm not even going to remember that quote, let alone make that connection that the article must be unsubstantiated hearsay.

    It must make them feel better saying it though.

  • They kind of work, you can see below that the content is not from those communities. I have to change the sort method to get the content, but the sort method is broken for me as I'm on lemmy.one which is not on v18:

  • It now looks like this in 0.35:

  • I don't have much of an imagination so I asked Bing AI:

    • LemmyGo: A simple and fast way to access Lemmy on your mobile device.
    • Lemur: A cute and catchy name that plays on the similarity between Lemmy and lemur, a type of primate.
    • Lemo: A sleek and modern name that sounds like a combination of Lemmy and emoji.
    • Lemix: A name that suggests mixing and sharing content on Lemmy.
    • Lemyx: A name that uses an unconventional spelling to stand out from the crowd.
  • I understand the decisions made but I would be pretty annoyed if I had a lemmy.world or a sh.itjust.works account and I'll explain why below.

    Looking on https://browse.feddit.de/ Beehaw has the largest communities for Gaming, Technology, Chat, News, Programming, Politics and Music (and probably more). These are staple communities that the majority of users will be subscribed to one or more.

    Those users now need to make a decision, they either make a new account on Beehaw (or another instance that isn't defederated by Beehaw) so they can continue to browse those communities, or they instead keep their accounts on lemmy.world / sh.itjust.works and join smaller and less active communities to replace the Beehaw ones.

    Unfortunately trolls can create a load of accounts in instance ABC and spam Beehaw until Beehaw defederate instance ABC until there are no large instances left.

    It's good that Beehaw are looking to refederate with both instances, but I imagine that the majority of people expressing their opinions thought defederation was a final decision.

  • I'm torn, on one hand this is hilarious and if they didn't do this the admins would just change the moderators to someone who would run it. On the other hand, Reddit got what it wanted: the sub has reopened, posts are flowing, ads are being served and Reddit is making money.

  • It's the Issues page on either the Lemmy or the Lemmy-UI repository (I don't know which one is more appropriate):

    https://github.com/LemmyNet

    I don't have a GitHub account so I haven't submitted anything there, but feel free to suggest my idea.

  • Oh yeah, my mistake. So on Beehaw communities it would basically be lemmy.world users speaking amongst themselves from the perspective of lemmy.world.

  • As well as showing the link, it would be good if there were options too (all of my examples are from Relay as that was the perfect app for me):

  • If Beehaw has say the main gaming community, then that's going to be subscribed from users from all different instances, so there will probably be more comments from non Beehaw users on there than Beehaw users.

    Hopefully the main communities move out of Beehaw to an instance that doesn't block large communities though.