I see he also mentions revenue sharing and running subreddits as a business.

Users being paid for the content they create sounds nice conceptually, but I would fully expect whatever implementation Reddit comes up with to be a disaster. Once money is involved on large platforms you see every crypto / nft / hustle-culture bro in a twenty mile radius show up trying to make a quick buck off of their latest scam, and a general appeal to whatever is the lowest common denominator that can be easily pumped out.

I'm fully expecting that to either be a disaster, or more likely to not even happen in the first place given that a lot of CEO interview talk is hot air.

Nothing is preventing you from creating a subreddit on Reddit if you'd prefer to be there.

It's also part of why I don't use apps for things like YouTube: I don't have to deal with ads if I just access the site like normal via Firefox.

I would imagine they'd only count votes from premium accounts. It [partially] avoids the bot issue while making them money off votes.

If someone attempts to manipulate it by paying for premium for said bots, then that's just extra money for them.

Hi! I use Linux daily and am definitely interested, but am not really knowledgeable regarding it.

I hope circuit's defense will be more comparable to other mission types there now. I assume they have collected data to set it appropriately.

I really think Limbo was a bad idea in general. He's a very clunky frame that causes frustration for the rest of the squad, with the amount depending on how much the Limbo player is willing to actively try to mitigate it. When his abilities are able to consistently function they have also historically completely trivialised game modes. There's not even a good way to fix these issues without turning him into a different frame entirely.

I vibe with Firefox Nightly. It's unstable, but I've only had a build completely stop functioning once.

Anyone who likes anthro animals can be a furry.

Plenty of species have feathers, scales, rough or smooth skin, or even exoskeletons. There are also furries that don't even have a sona; it personally took me almost 6 years to decide on something because I'm so indecisive.

I only buy plat directly at 75% off. Otherwise I get it as part of a bundle.

For people who want plain locations / numbers / stats, then the wiki has everything. For people who want popular builds there's overframe.

The one thing that doesn't have a singular good place to view information on is very specific min/maxing calculations and mechanics interactions. That tends to be spread out in obscure spreadsheets, YouTube videos by creators that specifically focus on that, random forum posts across the Internet. Though the reddit community in particular never was big on that sort of thing, so the subreddit being accessible or not doesn't make that part any easier or harder.

Thank you for mentioning that list of projectile abilities. I was actually looking for that the other day and didn't think to look on the Arachne page. Wanting to also test those with the Mutalist Quanta bubble.

If you're using the Kuva Nukor for priming, then Magnetic is probably the best for that one. Adding Magnetic or Impact lets you get one more status from the weapon than other choices. Magnetic's status effect is likely more desirable and significantly more weapons have impact than magnetic -- so the weapon being primed for could occasionally add another status if your primer isn't also adding impact.

I generally use Heat if I don't have a specific use. You can then still create viral+heat or corrosive+heat with only 2 mods, or gas with only 1.

Toxin is very popular since you can create viral with only 1 mod. But if you want viral+heat, then you still need to use 3 mods because the added element from liches is applied after elements from mods... so if you want that combination then heat would be better.

I've also been enjoying Electricity when using full armour strip lately.

Honestly, the only one I never use is Radiation.