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That sucks, I hope this isn’t a statement about the “Mini-Pc” market in general. I’ve been thinking about getting one as a “Steam machine/ emulation station” for a long time but the stars never really lined up.

I’ve got a full sized PC in the front room getting long in the tooth and looking ridiculous that could easily be replaced. But while the 970 still plays Dave the Diver, well there’s other shit money can be spent on.

Wasn’t meant as a reply, pressed the wrong thing, my bad

I know, why didn’t the beehaw mods consult you before they decided their names?! How selfish of them!

https://lemmy.ml/pictrs/image/R0jvd1Ck4y.jpg

Link is broken? Here’s a Google one:

https://images.app.goo.gl/JMhtumiiPvmjvUQaA

In the twilight years I mostly just used Reddit as an information aggregate.

I’m primarily wanting a place where I can read information for both niche and general topics, as well as read the dissent to that information in the same space.

Maybe I become more engaged in the community. But going from:

Private forums > old reddit > new reddit

Each step felt like I knew and was known by fewer people. All while knowing less about the people I did recognise. I spent a lot of time in “off topic” sections of the private forums, commented and generated a fair amount on old Reddit, and mostly lurked on new Reddit.

I think the whole situation has me cynical about the idea of “internet community”, and maybe that’s something I need to work on.