southernwolf

Wunderbar! Welcome to Lemmy and the Fediverse! ^_^

Yes, but Minecraft was on sale for a year before it ever went into "Beta," back before it was in Alpha even. In fact, it wasn't until one of the last Alpha updates that the earliest semblance of "Minecraft" as we know it really began to appear. The Beta updates added a lot of core features we take for granted in the game, like beds for sleeping, tall grass for seeds, redstone repeaters, pistons, sprinting, hunger, etc.

So does this mean no Asus ROG Phone again either?

No in this case it's called the hug of death.

Still standing as one of the best launchers available!

Watch the end result be you can't find random chests in Minecraft dungeons or Terraria caves cause it falls under the category of "lootbox" in games...

(May seem hyperbolic, but we are talking about 70 year old boomers trying to make regulations for video games. I'm not sure I have the most positive view of the potential outcome)

I hope this wasn't used as an excuse to disqualify the game so they wouldn't have to give it an award... Cause if it turns out it was, that would look really bad...

As does Proton VPN.

Ok, this is freaking awesome actually!

Ok, this is actually awesome! Nice to see a piece of OSS for doing the models as well, that's a nice change up to see.

As a guy with a 4K display, I can honestly say Wayland is the only path forward, and has been that way for a while now. X is venerable and deserves it's respect, but it's day is now past too... It is time to move on, and focus support looking forwards.

Well see, that's the thing, GrapheneOS itself is fine, I really don't have any doubts about that in the near future (long term is another thing, but that's less so due to Graphene's actions and more so about Google's). Though CalyxOS was my true favourite, with it on hiatus currently I am fine with using GrapheneOS, I enjoy it a lot actually. I may stick with it even if/when CalyxOS does come back. It's not perfect, I do wish they integrated more of LineageOS's features into it like CalyxOS did (they won't, but I can hope at least), and because of the enhanced security measures app installations (from any source) seem to take far longer than on CalyxOS. But overall, it's been a very good experience.

The devs themselves are extremely toxic to outsiders, but at least they do see quite willing to help out those who do use GOS, I've never really seen any major complaints there. For the long term, I know the GOS devs are rather critical about the Linux kernel underlying the Android OS (because yeah, ofc they are...), so there's some talk of them eventually making their own OS. That's the point I'd leave and go elsewhere, because the only other option besides Android I'd try is a Linux-based mobile OS, not some creation of the GOS team that I imagine wouldn't be fun to deal with. But again, that's likely a long ways off, save Google doing something really dumb (dumber than what they've been doing recently I mean).