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Windows 11's latest endearing mess contains rigorously enforced Britishisms (www.pcgamer.com)
Reddit to lay off about 5% of workforce (www.livemint.com)
Star Wars: The Old Republic Going Third-Party as BioWare Focuses on Mass Effect and Dragon Age (www.ign.com)
Reddit perma-banning account promoting Lemmy has Streisand effect (news.ycombinator.com)
As Reddit's enshittification reaches new heights their attempts to suppress attention for alternatives, like federated Lemmy, has the opposite effect as this Hacker News discussion shows.
Open Source recommendations for someone trying to ditch iOS?
I probably can't get a new phone super soon, but it's been quite frustrating how little support there is for iOS versions of open source software I've been slowing moving towards or investigating. I absolutely get why though!...
Diablo IV is the fastest selling Blizzard game of all-time (twitter.com)
Pikmin 4 — Rise to the Occasion (www.youtube.com)
FTC Will Require Microsoft to Pay $20 million over Charges it Illegally Collected Personal Information from Children without Their Parents’ Consent (www.ftc.gov)
Gimme karma (reallyniceusername.tilde.team)
Capcom Showcase is coming to [Summer Game Fest] next Monday (twitter.com)
Death Stranding Director's Cut and future Kojima games heading to Mac (www.eurogamer.net)
"But it's part of the hobby!" 🤓 (i.imgur.com)
What tech are you most excited for in 2023?
As we reach the second half of 2023, what are some of the supposed releases, or news you're looking forward to?
Major Reddit communities will go dark to protest threat to third-party apps (www.theverge.com)
Aaron Greenberg: None of our first party games in the [Xbox Showcase] are full CG trailers (twitter.com)
"None of our first party games in the show are full CG trailers. Everything is either in-game footage, in-engine footage, or in-game footage with some cinematics. Each of our trailers will be labeled so it is hopefully clear for our fans."
Which subreddits would you most like to see on Lemmy?
I'm genuinely so excited to see some of the more focussed communities blossom on this platform as they have on Reddit over the years. Which are your favourites and which do you think could succeed here?
Which games you've been playing the longest but never finished?
For me:...