A compromise would be to require a text summary of any video post.
That "compromise" would put a lot of work onto the person submitting a video, just because some people don't like videos.
They still clog the feed and cause accidental clicks.
So because you do occasional misclicks, nobody else should be allowed to see any video submissions, even if they are super informative? Buddy, get a grip with reality. You're not the center of the universe. Other people exist. "I don't like something, therefore nobody can have it" is not a proper attitude.
Just don't click on YouTube links if you don't like them. Nobody makes you forces you to. No Lemmy client I know hides the URL and surprises you with video content. Plenty of video creators use that medium to showcase differences in technologies. Digital Foundry videos on topics such as frame generation come to mind.
My favorite (not): The instances who find it more crucial to defederate from Threads than pedo and neonazi instances...
No but thanks to Microsoft's incompetence, there's no immediate danger of another Microsoft monopoly.
Regular Mint (not LMDE) adds to the Ubuntu market share. Also remixing a 3rd party distribution by adding custom repositories on top can cause incompatibilities. That is the reason why regular Mint uses only Ubuntu LTS as base.
You're not alone. It took me a bit to realize the double meaning of curing.
I doubt they’ll win back many people that have already migrated to new tools.
Probably the developers who didn't migrate away don't care about the fee at all and the one who left would probably think something along the lines of "I learned a new engine and who's to say they won't pull the same shit again".
Thanks. I wanted to underline that spoiled brats often think that not they but everybody else is the problem.
Barely any game on GOG has a Linux port and CD Project enforces the Windows monopoly. GOG Galaxy only available for Windows, their own games only available for Windows, none of their massive resources put into improving WINE.
CD Project doesn't do anything to improve WINE, so spending money there is wasted.
That's what the headlien is for.