Isn't the whole Macs don't get viruses thing a myth by this point?
There are a lot more sources for random untrustworthy Windows software than there are for MacOS but that's on the user the same way keeping your OS up to date is.
Two notable Americans having a snack that has erratic quality control
It depends what you are looking for. NES Roms? You can use Internet Archive and a download manager. Some romance playlist you made on Spotify and now want to burn on a CD? You can use a converter that will fetch MP3 files from YouTube.
The megathread is the place to look.
You may want to look into Usenet. There is a price involved but it's not significantly more than a VPN.
To store stuff I use large hard drives. Most of my data is on one other device so those drives act as a back up in a way. It's unlikely both devices fail at the same time
Hotline Miami 2. I've beat it on several platforms but I really don't think it's as good as the original.
Fallout 3. Mostly due to the mountain of technical issues it has on PC but even playing on console you can run into stability issues.
You can see why in the comment
I tried to sign up. Missed an answer to one of 3 questions. Application got rejected. Tried it once again but I can't do that with the same email. Need to appeal by installing/using another app to do so. What?!
It's the technical issues and general troubles people have adjusting to Lemmy. It doesn't help that Lemmy and its mobile apps are still rapidly developing.
A lot of people are lazy too. They've gotten accustomed to having certain communities available with a single login while they poop.
Lots of people also found the whole Reddit blackout cringy, unjustified, and pointless largely missing the point.
Even though it's meaningless I have seen some people in different communities voting down comments and posts they don't agree with like on Reddit which is unfortunate.
For the piracy community I hope it doesn't just turn into passive aggressive comments directing people to the megathread all the time.
I like helping people dig for obscure stuff
Wasn't /u/AwkwardTheTurtle kind of exploitative herself?
You can also use Teddit.net. You can find more info here but it doesn't use ads, accounts, or even the official Reddit API
The mod of this instance was a mod of /r/Piracy. I am pretty sure it will stay consistently updated.
It was updated 19 Jun 2023 10:26 UTC according to the bottom of the webpage if that helps your worries.
Mobile was the most popular platform, with 60% of online respondents playing on phones or tablets. Console and PC audiences were each about half that, with 33% of people playing on PC and 32% playing on console.
Considering mobile phone games counted I feel like that makes sense. I thought the article would be referring to devices designed specifically for gaming (ex. Xbox One, PS5, Switch, and so on)
I can't say I blame them when it comes to going with what's comfortable.
I used Windows and Linux while in school so it's what I got used to. Whenever I use MacOS I feel incredibly lost