reddit users were famously the least profitable group of users on the internet.
that’s us. the ones that left.
ninjakitty7
joined 2 years ago
You could try the mod-dev channel in the modded minecraft discord. There’s some tutorial info in the pinned comments and you might be able to find some people who can answer your questions if you’re respectful. As someone who has just barely read into where to start, they really assume you are already familiar with development with java, as as half the work in getting started is just setting up the coding environment. Made my head spin.
Yea the title here is confusing.
Thanks for all the hard work!
Commenting because I want to be the change I want to see on the internet.
I try to revisit Kingdom Hearts every few years. Same goes for Metal Gear Solid 3. I play F Zero GX pretty frequently (on Dolphin emulator now, self ripped from a modded Wii). I’ve almost completed every challenge there is on there, only a few staff ghosts left. The speedrun tech in it is pretty compelling. I also “”””speedrun”””” Super Metroid on my laptop in hotel rooms late at night when I’m traveling. I’m not very fast 😥. I’ve been playing versions of Minecraft for most of my life now, I started on version 1.3 ish. My mind was blown when they invented the hopper, so many features in one block. I’ve played vanilla and heavily modded, java and bedrock, alone and with my girlfriend. It’s a special game that will never get old.
Seems clear to me that they only reason they’re even bothering to pay lip service is that they’re trying (poorly) to damage control the HORRIBLE pr disaster of screwing over a bunch of disabled people. They didn’t even know blind people existed. The problem isn’t disappearing and reddit is panicking because they can’t have their good pr for the blind cake and eat the 3rd party apps go away cake too.
Where is this setting?
I’m with you on this one. I had to push through a bunch of initial confusion and learning curve to even figure out how to find things on this site. Subscribing to magazines from other instances is a chore that seems to require some trial and error? What? Subscribing to subreddits is one click. I’m patient enough to deal with it and I like it here now, but this place needs to be idiot proof soon if federated reddit is going to take off.
The list includes kbin.social now, but I still can’t get it to show on kbin no matter how I format my searches or urls.
Not sure if something is just wrong with their end or if kbin just isn’t working yet, but I’ve been trying to subscribe to [email protected] on kbin. The 3D Printing subreddit mod set it up and the subscribers to that subreddit really dogpiled on him for doing it for some reason (you’d think 3d printer owners would be techie enough to care about the protests)
Anyway I wanted to support it but I literally can’t on kbin. Am I doing it wrong? I’ve tried it with and without ! and @ in front of the magazine name, according to the conflicting advice here.
Glad someone is calling this out. Came from a link elsewhere and the headline just screamed no fucking way. Users won’t tolerate buying a machine only to stream the fucking OS from elsewhere. Sounds more like when I had to stream a desktop from AWS to access my schools licensed Adobe suite.