Hopefully it's someone who's actually in touch with the culture. For all his faults, you can't say Todd didn't grow up knowing what makes a game fun. He's not some business guy coming in just because the gaming industry is booming.

It really sucks that thousands of potentially useful reddit comments might go away because the CEO fucked up so incredibly badly.

Gonna be a long wait until niche communities can even start rebuilding. Probably the worst part about this whole thing.

If you keep this mindset you'll soon find yourself downplaying your own actual accomplishments. I.e., "Yeah, I got a good grade in that class but only because X." "Yeah, I have a nice job lined up, but only because Y." It's a toxic mindset to have.

Making my way through Yakuza 0. For whatever reason I stopped playing it on the PC a couple years ago and I'm starting over from the beginning now on the Deck. Also working through Shadow of War now and then ever since I got it for like $5 a couple weeks back.

So then could you have, say, a 3D printing "subreddit" on lemmy.ml as well as lemmy.world? And if you had no idea of the one on lemmy.ml, you would never see the posts submitted there, correct?

Edit: I think I understand now. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. You would be able to see it on your instances "all" page only if one other person from your instance went and subscribed to that other community (from the other instance). So it essentially grabs the content from that other instance and shows it on yours, without actually having to go and sign up for that other instance.

Man, what a season this has been. I wasn't really a big fan of season 1, but this season absolutely blew me away. Such a sappy episode. I'm glad Thorfinn is finally headed to Vinland with his new brother.