Hmm, well, I’ll find out as I play more C2077. I wonder if mods may help.

The S.T.A.L.K.E.R. games should be played in order because there is an enemy whose explanation is chronological. There are quality-of-life mods in the sidebar of /r/stalker, which are essential for at least the first game. I would understand if you disliked it without such cleanups applied.

Dude, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. with graphics mods! Or, of course, Cyberpunk 2077…

Right, that… I have no idea of how the /r/syncthing crowd does it, but we could certainly ask…

I think I once used it to retrieve a file that I had accidentally deleted, but I don’t remember the specifics. I need to dig into it more.

Huh, interesting… I hadn’t thought about that before.

You can look through the trash can if you set it up, but yeah, I sync at least 3 machines in such a way that 1 is typically offline at the time of the other 2 syncing.

Huh? Are we not all trying to promote Lemmy and reduce Reddit’s power? What examples do you have? Being nonprofit and especially FOSS is a huge factor.

So sorry about your finger pain. I don’t know if this can be self-hosted, but https://github.com/jatinkrmalik/vocalinux has been pretty incredible.

lol I never left. Trying to move more people over here, though!

Name-calling is very much redditor behavior. I hope we can do better than that here.

I don’t have the full picture of this altercation, but sorry to see others’ needlessly harsh reactions. I also strive for an educational view whenever possible.

Unfortunately, hive-mind cliques are everywhere; what Lemmy offers is the ability to change instances from ones with disagreeable people, or even to the same community name on a different instance. Getting said community up to as much popularity is a wholly different and oftentimes monumental matter, sure, but at least the option is there, unlike on Reddit.