Checked out Silent Hill Ascension last night and yeah, was not impressed and doubt I’ll look at it again.

@Los Howbee y’all

@minimar
All for new IP, though I have to say that I bounced off of Outriders pretty much immediately.

I know it’s a small title, but #PlanetOfLana is maybe the best game I’ve played this year so far.

@alyaza Just getting started of course, but going alright so far. Been busy trying to make sense of some programming, to try to bend it to my own application. I’m not really a developer, but hopefully I’ll figure this bit out.

Hope all is going well with Beehaw

@TheGayDude
Everybody says it’s the best orange.

@rgb_leds_are_love

That feels about right for how long it took that one. I don’t have any idea what more modern macs are like - that 2012 one is the only one I’ve ever worked on, and it wasn’t for personal use. I suspect that if it had an SSD it would have gone faster.

@rgb_leds_are_love

Oh no worries on that, I did. Luckily the drive I was replacing was just for media, not for the OS, but I decided to go with a 2.5” SATA drive for it. My OS drive and games drive were both already NVME M.2 drives.

Speaking of slow computers though, I recently reinstalled MacOS on an iMac from like 2012… It was excruciatingly slow, even just to boot into the OS. I do not miss those days.

Reddit CEO

@EmergencyPotato
I mean that would be pretty on brand too

@god
@mrmanager Lemmynade.store ?

@alyaza Oh that is unfortunate.

@ClaySpears

Have you read any of Joe Abercrombie? I think a lot of people that enjoy ASoIaF do or would really enjoy his work, and he’s actually still releasing books.

Beehaw, honey suckers!

@anji
I’m on Beehaw, but also subscribe to some communities (most notably the Memes community) from lemmy.ml. And I normally try to respond to things from my Mastodon account on darkfriends.social.

Thanks @sexy_peach !

@Sewot I don’t know anything about Lemmy moderation but with Mastodon if an admin wants to moderate a remote instance there are is a Suspend option and a Limit option.
- Suspend is a hard block. Content and requests from the remote instance will not be accepted at all.
- Limit prohibits content from the remote instance from appearing in public feeds or to users that aren’t actively subscribed to that content.

I do not know if Lemmy has an equivalent, but it seems feasible.