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This would be the biggest part. Right now Lemmy cannot be compared 1:1 but somehow I don't really miss video content.

Also reddit has a lot of ads and some of them are video ads which consume data just for displaying them.

The gaming space may have changed but I'd say it's because you changed.

You brought in your decision the "worth playing". Is this game worth to buy or is this game worth my time. When you can give your time a value, you can also compare it to what you are doing and if it's worth to do that.

I tend to not really do that too much, because gaming is a hobby. If I start to compare it to what I could earn, well it doesn't give the most "value" in monetary gain or maybe knowledge gain. But that is why it is a hobby for me, not work.

On the other side, is it worth playing? What is the comparison? The price? If you like the game? For me, if I can enjoy it, and come back to it, even if it's very long (Warframe for example is the one where I have the most hours played), well it's worth playing to me.

Tho some games are very expensive for the experience they give and some are really s* recently (gollum *cough) and those are not worth playing.

And is it worth playing compared to your other games? Maybe, maybe not? If you wait you can get discounts (at least on pc), and increase the value. And play your backlog in the meantime.

I think that playing the most recent games can be enjoyable but not always the best "value". Tho I still play "newer" even if I have the backlog, which I use as a filler between releases and "patient gamers" style.

And the WiFi router has to not be configured as a bridge device. It has to be it's own DHCP provider.

Let's wait for the anti-reddit pixel art. Mods will "cheat" and remove it before it stays too long.

And maybe it will even be removed from the "public" data.

It doesn't support it natively. Fairphone uses /e/os and because it uses microg, android auto doesn't work directly.

From this thread, there would maybe be a solution, one answer directs to an xda developer post with magisk : https://community.e.foundation/t/android-auto-with-magisk/47472

However it needs some tinkering, and it may not be the easiest thing to do.

That is an issues with the up vote/down vote system.

But a good thing with that system, is that it helps to keep away hate, racism, trash and dangerous content in most of the subs/communities.

So it's a bad for a good? Sorting by controversial on big posts often show trash and hate on reddit.

Well in a sense it can be a good thing to keep people from saying anything. I am not interested in seeing hate, racism and other trash content.

But in other ways it can limit the visibility of good content if it was posted too late or was not up voted enough compared to other jokes or content.

Well there are multiple sides to this. There isn't a single it's good or bad.

Reddit got very popular, and the upvote/down vote was a part of it.

A very useful thing of this feature, is the ability to hide trash and get good content more views.

However the community isn't perfect, and some types of content can win over others, and often that winning content isn't useful, as it's just jokes or "funny" content.

If you were to sort by controversial in the reddit comments, and communities, you'll often find trash and useless content. Comments or posts alike. However it's. Not always the case, and sometimes legitimate content just gets down voted because people did not understand it or were just against that opinion.

In my opinion, if reddit were to remove the impact of the up votes/down votes and just put things as random, the content would be horrible with trash everywhere. But the little accounts may have a bit more chance to get up votes.

They have been removed and reinstated, but now, the sub is no longer marked as NSFW and there isn't any x content. The NSFW content is also very limited.

Tho, there seem to be an issue with displaying posts on the sub. As the latest posts are from 9 days ago (or a single one 8h ago) , which is not right for a sub of that size.