I think mute means you won’t be suggested content from this person/community/instance in your various feeds they won’t know you muted them. block does the same, but also prevents that person from interacting with you (can’t send you messages or notifications). I’m not sure what blocking a community would do though.

HAHAHAHAHA WHAT

I am here for the FOSS decentralized platform, but this kind of “if you don’t use linux on you desktop and an ungoogled android phone then you just don’t care” attitude is what makes some people see FOSS and decentralized platforms as a niche thing for geeks who care too much, and not a thing for then too

if someone hits me with that gnu+linux im removing any lemmy related apps from my ungoogled android phone

I use a root based adblocker on my phone, and I didn’t get this popup at all. I enjoyed the original Boost for Reddit app enough to have paid the whole 3€ for it a while ago, and today, the familiar design, UI, and extensive features feel more comfortable to me than other apps, though I don’t spend that much time on lemmy either

oh? that has always been the case, open continents have always been based on server population, which itself has been pretty stable for the past few years. not gaining players, but not losing either

the Connery and Soltech servers are more empty than the others, but other than that, it’s fine. Devs are still working on updates, and regularly bringing new things and doing balance changes. recently, Bastions have been changed to be more supportive and less death machines, construction has received a big overhaul, MAXes cannot be revived once killed, and last year a new map has been added, Oshur, with water and mechanics that go with it, to a pretty mixed reception, but I think they have done a good job at improving it over time!

The Playstation version is pretty much dead, with very low player counts, but mostly, it has stopped receiving updates for about a year, with no words from the devs so far

ooh, astroneer is great! haven’t played it myself but seen some gameplay of it. mine is Planetside 2 with about 2400 hours… most of that is from the past two years I’d say

mostly because I had to stick on Windows for video games. and for now, the amount of effort I’m already putting into making Windows functional when it’s supposed to work out of the box, makes me scared of going back to Linux. Mostly a worry about changing so many habits and diving back into the unknown