Абіє’s performance was criminally underrated at the Ukrainian national selection. It had all the right components: a great voice unimpeded by the thought out dance routine, a catchy chorus in a song dedicated to an important cause, and cultural references. It’s the Bambi Thug of Ukraine but a lot more palatable to the general public.

Depends on where you stand on misogyny and transphobia.

Probably, but even in the video, he explicitly thanks both parties and every American, not just the democrats.

I mean if the core is from them and you can’t confidently say that the fork creator has reviewed and continues to review every piece of the code before they merge, you’re still trusting Mozilla.

If you don’t trust the source, how is a fork built from the same source going to help?

Is there something like GitHub Actions that builds straight from the code?

More related to Beaver.

By the involved mods, I mean Naeva, Eevoltic, and VeganPizza.

Going by this timeline, the Beaver account was deleted around September 14, which was a month since the incident and two weeks since the last lemmy.world statement, so I’m not sure it’s attributable to the vegan cats thing.

Edit: Expanded on the dates.

Going by my memory of the vegan cats incident and from having checked the mod log sent to me then, none of those accounts were involved before Rooki made the power move. In fact, the mods that were involved are also among the current mods of this community. Beaver occasionally commented in the subsequent threads on Rooki’s conduct, but I don’t remember anything too heated or demanding vote manipulation. From then, I believe [email protected] got a new moderator and they got into a conflict with Beaver for unrelated reasons.

I’ve long suspected them to be the same person and I don’t quite understand why she changes accounts so frequently, but what’s your problem with her conduct in relation to the companion animals situation?

*Chornobyl.

How do we know the account is official? It’s not linked from their website or mentioned on Twitter/X.

Daniel Vavra having no clue about history and being racist.

Two of the reasons I’d never use it. The other is not wanting to support the Google monopoly.

The first free game is Dungeon of the Endless: Apogee.

Epic does allow NFTs but the store page isn’t marked that way, so I’m not sure if the game has them.

It’s a pretty good game and the developer continues to update it to make it even better. There’s now a roadmap too.

User reviews are almost impossible to get right. On Steam and GOG, they are easily and routinely abused. Steam took some steps to tackle review bombing, but even when it detects it, there’s no protection against marking reviews as helpful or unhelpful, which is sometimes used to the same end as review bombing for reasons that have nothing to do with the game content or technical aspects. There is also no active screening for hate speech and things of that nature, with the word filter often bypassed.

Epic supports user ratings and offers the players to rate games at random as to prevent abuse.

Tencent owns 35%.

Have you played it recently? It’s not a single game anymore but basically a launcher containing many games of all kinds - quite a few of them from Epic. You may absolutely hate battle royale but find Rocket Racing or Lego Fortnite very enjoyable and different from Fortnite Battle Royale.