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UE5 slop.

For sure, but all I can do is report bugs and donate money here and there. I don't have the skills for such advanced development myself.

Thank you for your continued support of the instance!! <3

I'm dying for this to be merged: https://github.com/MbinOrg/mbin/pull/2155 Hopefully next release!

I wouldn't call it mid, but the trackpads are the main selling point, if you don't need them, then it's a pretty pointless purchase (outside of just wanting it because it's Valve). An Xbox controller is way, way more comfortable for joystick usage.

Depends on the person :)

Sure, some just don't want them, there's been a culture shift there, but a lot don't want kids because of all the stress imposed on them by the current systems. They can't afford it, be it with money and/or time.

This is how most countries are going to start collapsing in the coming decades. Fertility rates are all below replacement.

Just a waiting game for Linux to save the day again.

Probs fucked up a bunch of other things, being scared to ask again!

Exactly. I also swapped, it was just so much better back then.

I use Firefox now, but they don't seem to know what they want to do with it. Speed wise it's fast, it's more private, it has good extension support. I think they could have leaned into features like Firefox Send, added a P2P mode, people would have used a built-in file sharing thing with good support to it. Pocket was nice, maybe they could have evolved it some way.

They just never really tried to give the browser an identity I feel like.

"Why would I swap to Firefox?" All I can say is, it's more private (after toggling settings off, ugh). Most don't care about consolidation of the web to one engine.

Most of us caring more about FOSS and privacy, use forks like Librewolf and we will probably all end up on a Servo browser.

And Chromium was around since 2006? It's all semantics and not the main point anyway.

You know what I mean. It was around for 4 years before Chrome, now they have both existed together for 18 years. Firefox was steady for a few years, then Chrome came along and blew it out of the water. Obviously Google pushing it on their main page was the biggest reason for it's insane adoption, but it was also just the better browser at that point, Mozilla have been doing catch-up ever since and constantly tripping up.

Firefox is a well known browser. People just don't use it because Chrome offers something else. Firefox has always been a "Chrome lite", following in their footsteps instead of standing on it's own terms.

They abandoned their privacy direction, only coming back when it's beneficial for them to market it. While Chrome sucks for adding features that aren't standard, Firefox needs to just be quick with it too. It took Firefox forever to add tab groups, something people were asking for all the time.

They are absolutely out of touch with their user base and have no direction. Opera GX targeted the gaming niche and now they have similar market share to Firefox, which is insane. It's a shit browser, but at least they went for something. Firefox just idles and adds whatever is popular way too late. Nobody wanted AI shit added, why was any development time wasted on it? The engineer is right.