I see “#### New” instead of “New” in bold characters in the previews before I click on the post. The text accompanying the title is not formatted, it’s the raw markdown input.

It’s out of sync and I don’t know how to scroll manually when it happens.

This video (https://youtu.be/4_WIhy4jbr8?si=m9TlvuLm0uyyIwmF) shows how silly it is that these games are so demanding. We should be close to complete the transition to 1440p or 4k gaming, but some of the new games ask too much to play at higher resolution than 1080p.

Also, the most recent API, DX12 and Vulkan don’t necessarily improve performance vs DX11 and Unreal Engine 5 seems demanding to run (https://youtu.be/mtsxlKPMthI?si=lUVVDyZs_iG_8_z3).

There is a little bit of controversy around the bike paths in Montreal, because car users complain that they don’t do enough for them. The city is crippled with many road repairs and projects that moving through the city a pain in the ass. Anyway, it’s obvious that Projet Montreal doesn’t care about car users.

I see that the spoiler tag doesn’t work in the web browser.

The spoiler tag is wrong. Also, there is no notification at all for now?

For the Habs, I think that Jake Evans deserves more love. He doesn’t put a lot of points as a 4th line center, but he has decent playmaking abilities.

I mean everything goes to shit. 2023 could not get me more pessimistic. 2020 was a bad year, but I still got hope that it is temporary. Now, I see that companies have no limit in screwing their consumers and I can’t do anything about it.

Oligopoly. We are witnessing how useless the offices for competition have been for decades. And they punish borrowers with higher interest rates.

It’s seems a translation from https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2001757/terrain-vegetation-reglement-municipal-negociation

There was a debate on the radio in Montreal (https://www.985fm.ca/audio/571991/est-ce-que-vous-refusez-de-couper-votre-gazon-malgre-toute-la-pression-sociale), and it seems that more and more people are receptive to a more ecological alternative to the typical lawn.

Yep. It’s an oligopoly

This guy life cycle analysis

What bothers me with this controversy is that it’s not clear for me how one can earn a living in the lemmy ecosystem if everything is FOSS. Also, one should understand that the app is in beta, but there was so much hype around that app.

FOSS software as the underpinning of the platform that is then accessed by a closed-source client is, ultimately, the best circumstance we could ask for.

Red Hat is one of the most successful companies that relies on FOSS, but what do one think of their attempt to restrict access to their source code.

I’m on the beta version and here are the issues that I notice. The first horizontal line make the text bold instead of making a line. I think that you cannot “close” a subscript or a superscript. I find the copy block button a bit too large. I think that you used the wrong spoiler tag.

Here below my test on the beta version:

!This is a spoil!<

E_x = x^2

Any way, I give my energy to the sync developer and testers ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

I am not yet subscribed in the Canada community in lemmy.ca, but I should not.

You miss 100% of the shots that you don’t take

Edit: The Canada@lemmy.ca link don’t work. What is the proper way to link to a community in lemmy?

I don’t want the video game industry to turn into an oligopoly, but I see your point of the impact of competition on the quality of games. There is a need for competition, but being a big company doesn’t garantee good games, which is demonstrated by Battlebit vs Redfall and Hyper Scape.

I admit that I cannot expect Activision-Blizzard to compete with Microsoft at the state they are, so there is no point denying that acquisition for that reason. However, maybe small developers would have more chance to succeed and take ABK market shares if there is no acquisition.

It get harder and harder for government to regulate corporations as they get bigger and bigger and are multinationals. That’s what happens with tax heavens.

I understand corporations motives, but the parent commenter explains well that it doesn’t work well if they are too greedy about it.