I'm pretty keen on tech so I've been going through the magazines on kbin, the community on Lemmy and the other random "places" to find subscriptions.
I don't mind subscribing to multiple things so long as eventually everyone can see it and comment / engage.
It seemed to work well here since it's introduction. These multinational juggernauts like Facebook and Google said the sky was going to fall down and the they simply couldn't pay for news
Here's a 2022 summary of how the changes have been working
Making sure that the big players negotiate in good faith with local media producers has worked (and will be assess continually when new players come into the market)
These massive sites are making bank from advertisements, advertisements which are only profitable because of engagement (in part generated from sharing local media content), it's about time they paid up
Yeah that's what I'm thinking. Great that Linux is getting more representation overall though. Wonder how anti-cheat implementations work nowadays, I remember them not being supported on Linux before, so games didn't run.
They said the same crap when it came to Australia requiring very similar legislation. Eventually they came to an agreement and moved on. That's what'll happen here
Detroit: Become Human had a really great character focused narrative where basically everyone can die. Give that one a go
There's a mobile app in the works, Artemis. Things will be a bit better when the site gets official API support and more services can connect to it
I've found squabbles pretty good for tweet style content. There seems to be a pretty engaged audience who can look at a short sentence or photo and happily engage with a comment
I'm pretty happy with kbin.social. It's a nice place, with several devs actively looking at making the experience better, it just takes a while being an open source project and all
I remember when it came out, it only launched in a few countries and I was super surprised to see it on the play store in Australia (when historically we usually get fuck all)
I paid 299 AUD for it. An unthinkable price nowadays
I remember getting both. The first gen was pretty sweet, had an interesting texture on the back. The second one came out in a 3G/4G model and was great. I've got it in a draw still, no idea what I could do with it nowadays.
Was great value too, back in the days when you could spend a few hundreds dollars and get a top quality phone.
Love to see it. Really keen to see the type of new handhelds we're going to get in the future and how that'll impact market share