Dee_Imaginarium
K, you should. To make sure you're not supporting a piece of shit by giving them your time, clicks, and views. But you do you if you're okay supporting potential bigots.
It's not even a high effort task, just find the name of the podcast and add "political leanings" or something similar in the web search. It's the minimal effort required to be an informed consumer.
Man everything is political ~~these days~~
Always has been.
I love that this headline is followed by the "moderator" and "admin" tags by OP so that it looks even more official. Like yes, this is a normal unit of measurement, so says the admin lol
And no, Gimp is not a good replacement if anyone goes there.
This always makes me laugh when people suggest it. Like, CMYK support didn't get introduced to Gimp until 2022 ffs, and it's not even full support.
Because this was posted to a Beehaw community which is not currently federated with lemmy.world
Also, this one is the original moderation team from the Reddit community.
I think a lot of people scoffing at the numbers don't realize that 8% is not insignificant for a site as robust and long lived as Reddit. That's a pretty huge change in a short period of time. It will be interesting to see what happens when the third party apps shut down.
Of course it will, Digg is still around and so is Myspace. These sites rarely "die" in the sense of shutting down but just become a husk of its former self.
GIMP is still hot garbage imo, you can do a lot with it but it has a looong way to go before being comparable to Photoshop. It was only last year in 2022 they added CMYK support, that's insane to me.
I'm not saying it won't get to the feature rich state I'm looking for, but it's got a long way to go. I'm not going to be able to switch from Photoshop for a while. If I did, Affinity is a better program for that but even that is missing a lot of features in comparison. Only for now though, I'm looking forward to the future of these programs.
I like Mint and I tried Ubuntu, Debian and even Arch way back in the day just for funsies. I'm not unfamiliar with Unix based systems, I just use creative programs and that is Linux's biggest Achilles' heel. The alternatives to Adobe software just don't have the features I need yet. They're getting there but at this time it would be a rough transition.
Yeah, that's a more likely option for me. I'm not super keen on how locked down Apple keeps the OS but MS is getting just as bad with Windows Apps and all that nonsense. So my reason for not switching to Mac is basically price of hardware at this point.
I would like to switch to Linux in the future though, not saying no, I just need my creative programs to work there and I'll be golden. Because everything else I used worked mostly okay (some hiccups but that'll happen when switching OS's).
Oh wow, this project looks like a really awesome management game! Thanks for sharing!
Edit:
Huh, I already own it without knowing it too O_o