And once the devs can't maintain server costs, they should shut down new registrations.
There's no need to charge for servers
psilves1
joined 1 year ago
Why should there be larger instances?
Who says any instances need to grow?
Lemmy's would benefit from scaling horizontally (more instances) instead of vertically (bigger instances)
Jesus this list is old.
No VS Code? Dropbox as your storage? No GroupMe/Discord for group chats?
This doesn't make sense
The reason I know you're talking out of your ass is because the Abrams isn't even in Ukraine right now. You clearly aren't following what's going on in the war.
They're training them in Germany. Similar for the F16s. The Leopards are performing quite well however.
Set your confirmation bias aside. ISW is highly regarded and demoting them to a glorified historian is a gross oversimplification.
Ukraine has the Leopard and the Abrams. The Abrams was made specifically to fight the Soviets. In a weird way it's like the Abrams is "going home".
ISW is one of, if not the most highly regarded military think tanks in the world. They're backing these claims which means it's true.
Ukraine hasn't even used F16s or the Abrams yet and they're still succeeding. Russia is using T-90s, but mostly T-72s. Do you know the last time the M1A1 went up against a T-72? When the US invaded Iraq, the US defeated the Iraqi army within a month.
YOU seem to be the one who has no idea what they're talking about
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I appreciate all the informed takes people have in this thread.
Good QA/testing teams can make or break your product, but there's only so many things they can cover in such a massive project
To be fair, open world games are always going to have a ton of bugs
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Okay and once those grow to the point where they need to monitize to stay afloat people will just switch to other instances