Yes, but we forget it right now. We will look and come back with an edit if we find it.

Edit: https://pivot-to-ai.com

Perhaps you may enjoy this site then: https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com

An opportunity cost is the opposite of a sunk cost apparently: https://money.stackexchange.com/questions/46042/what-is-the-opposite-of-a-sunk-cost-a-sunk-gain

What version are you running? They released a new version of Freetube today.

That’s fair, you don’t have to know.

Also just to let you know, using ‘blind’ like that is ableist. It’s better to use something like “ignorant” or “not knowing/lacking knowledge” etc.

Agreed

No, it shouldn’t necessarily be an expectation to check. However, if you don’t then I think it’s a reasonable expectation to not gender someone one way or another unless you do know or are corrected, using they/them and other neutral ways of referring to someone like person etc is the best idea if you can’t or don’t feel up to checking.

You can’t. Best to use they and other neutral ways of referring to some{one/many} unless you check or are corrected.

Some{one/many} should free those details.

Yeah, sadly that is what teaser trailers do.

I do trust them to make it good based on their previous work.

lol

[Sarcasm] Oh well, if Liz Truss says it, it must be true!

Oh, it’s because Beehaw wants to move away from lemmy and onto sublinks when it is done, and are stuck on this version of lemmy until it is as upgrading would break things as they are now from our understanding.

Thank you! Did that fix it?

Okay, that’s fair we didn’t think of gameplay related questions or a devlog, though in that case FAQs on a site, blogs, a wiki, mastodon (like you said), or we suppose open matrix rooms (that allow guests) would work as well for some if not all of those things.

Yes, we were also talking about that.

We think it shouldn’t be on a closed platform that isn’t indexable.

I don’t want to join a messenger or social network to have a question answered. I strongly believe some{one/many} should be able to ask a question or a dev should be able to do a notification on an open and least indexable platform so any{one/many} can see it without having to create an account.

The web for this kind of stuff should be open, not closed.

Benefits devs in trying to communicate with users too, that way they only have to say something once.

For this kind of thing, yup or issue trackers.

Ioo they really shouldn’t, no idea what was ‘wrong’ with just using github, gitlab, forgejo etc, but those are the places that development should be done, not on messengers or social media.

Especially because you can allow guests on Matrix.

But seriously, no, they shouldn’t, they should stop thinking tech reports, issues and distribution should be on a platform not made for them. A lot of people don’t want to join a ‘community’ just to submit an issue, we already have issue trackers etc: Github, gitlab, forgejo to name but a few.

Discord and Matrix are not places to do tech development and interact with those that use your products, code and projects ioo.

I am persistant though, I will find some way to contact them that isn’t discord or other closed proprietary tech, like email, heh.

Yup, we can only hope.

Sad for all the lost projects but hopefully they’ll learn to not place all their faith in big tech that will get enshittified and take everything with it.