Hello there! I’m Chris.
I’m the creator of the Yuru Camp △ magazine on Kbin.
If you, too, enjoy cute girls doing cute camping things, why not come and say hi?
That’s not an entirely valid comparison in that the other platforms that got redesigned don’t give the end-user the option to still use the old design. Chances are that if they did, a lot of people would stick to the old design there as well.
No maybes. Do it.
Same goes for the Reddit redesign. People have been up in arms about new Reddit ever since it’s been introduced.
I’m pretty sure they’d be much less up in arms if the new version didn’t suck as much as it does, though. Same probably holds true for the redesigns that were introduced for Youtube and Facebook.
I’m 35 and I still don’t really care about the news. Not looking at all the misery keeps me a little more sane.
I don’t have anything special really. Just an “It is what it is” and try to get through regardless.
Duckduckgo uses search results from Bing, combined with other search engines and their own bot if Wikipedia is to be believed.
No Google search results are used.
Excessively, yes. Most people look at me weirdly when I tell them I do, though, but I’ve grown quite fond of the swipe input method.
That’s a very fair take, but in my case I don’t expect the community to be so popular as to require a lot of modding work. (Inb4 I jinxed it)
Very interesting read. Thank you for sharing.
It’s impressive how much of a difference those CRT shaders make, and it explains why I often remember games looking better than they do when I try to replay them now.
I’m in the same boat with some communities, but I’ve no intention to go back to Reddit so I remade one of the communities I missed here myself in the hopes that it picks up here too.
Front right pocket here. Left is reserved for my wallet and handkerchief.
Not consciously, I assume.
Out of that list I only owned a PDA. I had a HP Ipaq 214 that I used as a digital dictionary to look up Kanji by written input when I studied Japanese at university. It was right before the dawn of the smartphone and it was truly remarkable technology.
Possibly because not everyone updates immediately, and therefore the security flaw could still be abused.
Hottest was around 50°C, which was surprisingly bearable but I do like warmth, so there’s that.
Coldest around -10°C, and hated every second of it. Cold is my arch nemesis.
In case you want to get rid of click-bait titles and thumbnails on Youtube, there’s a pretty good plugin for that:
I’m going to look around for something like this where I live. I’ve only ever come into contact with the “normal” tomatoes, but I’m intrigued.
Chromium and excellent do not belong in the same sentence.