How did you do that?
Yeah I have, it's just a lot of banning - and I know I have a very very niche thing, I just wish there was a way to prevent voting unless you explicitely join the community
I'm having issues where people on All downvote the shit out of our posts, but subscribers upvote. So everything has negative votes, but my subscribers aren't getting the community they want. Anyone else see this or have ideas?
At some point I learned to set boundaries with my mom and IT help. I know I'm good at it, hell I worked geek squad for years, but she got demanding. Started calling me out of the blue demanding help even if I was in the middle of something.
"My printer doesn't work". "Okay, well I'm out right now.. I'm not even home". "BUT I NEED TO PRINT SOMETHING FOR TOMORROW" "Okay, well if it's that urgent the library has printers, or the FedEx office can do it. I can help you in a couple of days on my day off"
Me helping is a gift, it's something I give to you, it's not something I am required to do or an obligation. Since a couple of confrontations like that it's gotten much more manageable
Eh idk, steam community is also incredibly toxic and vile. I don't know that we know enough yet.
The number one thing I've learned through the last several decades is that if it's bad for the economy, no one will do it. Greed is the number one driver of everything right now. Maybe that will change, but I doubt it. Look at all the positive progress we try to make, it's stopped the second anyone rich would lose any money.
I'm surprised it made it to season 2. It was not great. Honestly they should have just made it a full on spinoff, called it Freddie.
Okay I'll admit the fan thing is clever..
When I walk through my house I have sweet motion activated lights and doodads that I have spent hours tweaking and I enjoy thoroughly.
In the bathroom I use a switch.
Not everything needs to be "smart"
"wow, what director level ass pushed them so hard that they had to leave that bug in?"
I think of the T-pose all the time in cyberpunk, that was a bug that was horrible but obviously it was tracked somewhere, and some director was like "it's fine, ship it"
I go into gaming communities and see people hate on developers and I'm all like, dear God the fact that this works at all? Modern games are amazingly complex!
Blame the company for shortening timelines sure, but I never blame the devs.
I do have my own instance and have done it with SQL, automated would be a bit nicer. If you have any source code you've written that you wouldn't mind sharing it would be a helpful jumping off point. I'd probably need to tweak it but I wouldn't have to start from scratch