Your approach to discussion is similar to that of a wrecking ball.

Next time, just add a single sentence along the lines of "still glad seeing everyone involved anti-consumer bullshit crash and burn".

That's still a valid take. But you're not gonna see the improvement in the industry we all want realized without caring about the nuances, or acknowledging how and when most people actually care.

tina mo kinsschi!

That's all well and good, but then you take issue with the companies involved for completely different, industry spanning, reasons.

That's not a retort to what I was saying.

The problem was never the PSN requirement, it was dropping it on people months after launch. No one would be pissed if it had been enforced from day one.

They don't want out, they want sony to wise the fuck up and get with the program.

All I'm saying is, this isn't some planned-in-advance good cop bad cop routine.

Agreeing to terms isn't the same as watching your business partner mismanage the customer base to the point your lunch goes up in flames.

Sony is the publisher. Launching the game in countries that don't even have PSN is 100% on them. Sony is taking action that makes no fucking sense in context, no matter what Arrowhead agreed to.

Except Arrowhead isn't some sony-owned subsidiary studio, whose every statement is little more than puppetry.

They are an independently owned company, in a publishing deal with Sony.

By sabotaging the product like this, Sony is straight up stabbing them in the back as a business partner.

Sony can survive botching a game. Arrowhead might not. They're being polite, but if I was at Arrowhead, I would be fucking livid with Sony right now.

Their supposed sponsor, a rich entity with more than enough capital, is literally trying to risk their lunch because it wants even more.

Are you using a CSS theme?

By an Index and get into VR gaming on Linux. We livin on the edge ovar her. Shit breaks every day and there's a wonky python script you have to use if you wanna be able to put the base stations into sleep mode 👍

Image caching is something that has had to have been tuned over time. It can be really RAM hungry but at the same time it can be dumb to re-download images if you have the RAM to spare.

Latest versions no longer cache a lot of images, but aggressive caching can still be enabled in settings.

I'm on the dev team. Hence my bias :D

You can set the FAB to be a back to top button, and in the feed, tapping the feed tab button again while already on the feed tab, will scroll back to top.

I'm an android user myself, so I'm not sure what the gesture you're used to entails, but as the code for scrolling back to top is already in, adding another way to trigger it might be simple. You could hop over to the github or the !thunder@lemmy.world community and ask about it.

The website's been updated, so we can link to that now.

Also Thunder.

But then, I'm biased af.

Signalis.

It's good. Very good.