People tend to forget the full saying, so just for posterity:
A few bad apples ruin the bunch
atoro
joined 10 months ago
I had been a Humble Monthly subscriber since they first started it. 6 months ago my husband and I both canceled our subscriptions. Used to be some really good bundles, but now it's just shovelware and DLC coupons.
Which is ironic considering at this point Israel has most likely killed more innocent civilians than Hamas ever did
If 99% of the "wood" they used was lumber and not laminated compressed sawdust and cardboard, that would make sense
Speed was a big thing. Switching channels could take a few seconds to over a minute to load, on good hardware.
The biggest issue, and a huge glaring oversight imo, is that users can create their own channels, encrypt them, and instance owners have no way to know what goes on in there. Some of the channel names alone were enough to make your skin crawl.
Oh, and you want to ban somebody? Cool, just ban them individually from every channel, because there is no global instance-wide ban. Moderation is horrendous.
It's an unpopular opinion but I completely agree. I've tried Matrix, not only could I not get more than 2% of my community to try it, but it's horribly unintuitive and limited for server owners. Shut it down after a few months.
I have a rocket chat server going now, some similar issues, but at least it has more control than Matrix. Still only a fraction of my Discord and Telegram user base has joined, but it's similar enough that people are at least willing to try.
FOSS alone is not enough, the wider public doesn't care, they just want something easy and convenient.
Scanner Sombre
Interesting main mechanic, good storytelling, but once you finish it, that's pretty much it.
Maaaaaaybe replaying the first room you start in with all the upgrades, since you can see more clearly, but that's it.
I got a Tushy bidet and took out the water flow restrictor. Thing can basically power wash my undercarriage now, 10/10
Prices can vary wildly depending on how simple or advanced you go. A classic, tried-and-true Ender 3 can be found for $100 in some places, and something like a Bambu X1 Carbon can go for $1,400.
If you're just starting out and don't want to invest most of your free time to tweaking and maintaining a bare ones printer, look into something like the Bambu P1P. Not top end, definitely not low end, and does a lot of the tedium for you so you can go right into enjoying 3D printing.
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I feel like he could reach out and pinch me, A+