Thats bizarre, you'd think it would set up a persistent saves directory and link them to it.

The performance issues are a major one for me, nothing worse than firing up a new game and getting 40fps with tons of stuttering along the way.

I feel like most newer games also have trouble with low/medium settings not really being that much better for performance, so there's no fix for it.

I remember older games where low was like staring at a character made from 12 polygons and everything looked awful, but it would run on just about anything.

As long as they leave the local backup option that sounds like a good idea to me.

Is it fake or just a review by an employee that uses plex?

For what? There's not a better option, everything else is based on Chromium which is just moving to supporting Google, and also just removed v2 extensions which cripples what you can do with the browser.

I don't think anyone should ditch Firefox at this point.

Funko and their "partner" should be fined for fraud.

IMO backups on the same provider aren't really backups. Good that they had some at a different one.

With federation between different Matrix servers, what’s the holdup? Why aren’t people leaving Discord?

Poor usability, confusing to get started on, your instance may just vanish at some point, annoying encryption system you have to verify new devices on, feels slow on both browser and in app, lack of features (ie; no low latency game streaming, rich presence, easily joinable voice rooms).

It also shares the same issue as Mastodon, where if your instance vanishes you can't just log in with your account on another one and have everything ready to go, because the account is tied specifically to that original instance.

Overall as a fairly techy type user I still find Matrix, Mastodon, Lemmy, etc all pretty frustrating to use.

It also sends your IMAP credentials to their servers and receives the mail there, it's not done locally like the older versions.

ispot.tv is on one of my DNS blacklists, it seems to be an advertising service?

Many VPNs have built in traffic filtering that does block common malware, phishing, and tracking domains/IPs.

Their advertising claims still do get a bit ridiculous though.

Something else is going on with your setup, I block graph.facebook.com via DNS too and Ally works fine, both app and browser.

Your screenshot looks like you're also blocking ntp.org which could definitely screw with a banking app, and launchdarkly.com may also be the problem if they're loading assets from that service.

Can't wait for the onlyfans accounts that spam the same vanilla nsfw image into 50 different communities at once. /s