Not that the data isn’t interesting, but doesn’t ‘dataisbeautiful’ imply some kind of illustration of that data?

Keys for delisted games can usually still be redeemed. As a result, the prices of popular delisted games progressively increase on reseller websites as supply dwindles.

Sega does what Nintendon’t.

Thanks for the giveaway! I’d like to claim LunarLux, if possible.

Until the Switch, popular first party releases received price cuts via Player’s Choice and Nintendo Selects re-releases. Getting rid of that, hiking Nintendo Switch 2 console and game prices, and pushing their Nintendo Switch Online subscription are all signs of increased greed on Nintendo’s part.

On the subject of Ubisoft, Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag has a pretty good opening theme. Even better are all the sea shanties.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=UNREuwdJCw0

On average bad, since often a major reason for homeschooling is instilling a greater degree of fundamentalist religious belief while preventing access to a diversity of alternative viewpoints in a classroom setting.

Thanks for implementing the bot comment labeling; can’t wait to see what else is new!

In the spirit of Lemmy:

Thanks for the giveaway! If Hotshot Racing is still available, I’d like to claim it.

Ice Age isn’t a Disney movie; it was animated by Blue Sky Studios and distributed by 20th Century Fox.

Apple and Google have a duopoly with iOS and Android, so the only means of ensuring competition is preventing them from abusing market dominance by locking competitors out of exclusive platform functionality. Complying with the spirit of the law would be turning the feature into an API usable by non-Apple smartwatches.

Apple being needlessly petty yet again.

The same idiots voted for Trump again after having seen Trump do nothing to help them in his first term, so they’re just getting what’s coming to them.

Wrong direction ↪️

Unless the Fediverse Observer numbers are undercounting, it seems that the Lemmy+Piefed+Mbin MAU count is closer to 40,000 now? In any case, thanks for spreading the word about the Threadiverse!

Proper, URL-barless webapp support seems much more important a priority than implementing AI features that needlessly increase browser resource usage.

I personally find the upvote and downvote buttons hard to tap in Blorp, and would rather have the option to swipe than making them large to the point of reducing feed compactness, but multiple options to suit user preference should definitely be available.

The four main ones are the most important: upvote, downvote, reply, and save. Of those, upvote and downvote would be used most often.

While swipes would be the fastest gesture, perhaps another gesture that could be used to complement it is the long press (though it may be too similar to double tap).

Long press menu in Mlem:

American law does not supersede European law, especially when applied to products and services being distributed in the European Union.