This is significant, but probably not quite as significant as it would seem at first glance, if indeed the contracts are merely suspended and their terms will be extended once they resume.
On the other hand, it’s nice that the studios have dropped their “the strikes are saving us money” bullshit.
Mass Effect is pretty top tier for me too. I know you said Trek-like but Star Trek Bridge Crew is a ton of fun. Or at least it was. Number of players has ramped down significantly after Ubisoft dropped support.
If you’re using Ublock Origin, disable that for your home lemmy instance.
I have a custom rule you can add to prevent that from happening (in lieu of disabling UBO), but it’s on my other computer. I can update post with that later.
Even more curious is when I view the post on lemm.ee, since if I open the image in a new tab by clicking on the image, it pulls up the actual image but when clicking on the link to the image under the title it goes to the same wrong URL that my instance has
Nah, posting Star Trek memes is like therapy or meditation, it centers you. A problem would be spending four and a half hours troubleshooting gif/webp compatibility for Lemmy-UI while having things to do and in the end getting neither done.
I’m getting this too, as well as some image posts occasionally not federating, and lots of error messages about “voting failed”, “failed to mark as read”, etc.
I know there were some expected temporary performance issues after switching hosts, but would that still be happening a week or so later?
Some of the image stuff for me is just my device caching urls that change, but I don’t know why so many urls are changing
I’m not getting the failed to vote thing, but maybe that’s because you are using startrek.website as your instance instead of another; probably just timing out because whenever I pull up the site it is always a bit slow to load
Yeah, all I can tell is that the url of the file on the server seems to be changing and devices are caching the old url. Using a different image hosting service like imgflip/catbox.moe/selfhosted image server for the image uploads would probably solve that problem, but that’s pretty much the extent of my knowledge
Cool! Didn’t know about it until now. I’m a big Stellaris nerd so this is interesting to me. But I’ll usually wait until a game has proven itself before getting into it.
I saw a video about it yesterday - I think just because my youtube algorithm knows I like star trek. It looks fun! And it’s not super expensive either.
If you’ve ever played a 4x game before, it’s not too hard to pick up. Stellaris is a fantastic game, and I’ve sunk quite a few hours into it.
With that said, sometimes they drop the ball on DLCs, and the late game gets bogged down/boring, so it’s worth waiting for player reviews to come back before getting it.
Absolutely. I have probably spent hundreds of hours on Sins of a Solar Empire, and though this isn’t that, it is similar enough with a Star Trek coat. I’m sure I will get hundreds of hours out of this one as well!
I feel like Sins would be a perfect game to do a BSG based 4x game. With all the build fighters or bombers squadron decisions, or the reliance on capital ships.
If I have questions about general usage/ support of this website (startrek.website), what’s the correct community?
This one right here - Quark’s.
If I am not sure of a rule for the website, where should I ask
Same as above, if it’s a general question about rules and not an appeal of a specific mod action.
If I am not sure of a rule for a specific community, where should I ask?
We’re still deciding on the best solution to contact an entire mod team, but for now, reaching out to a community moderator directly is probably the way to go.
Where should I ask to find a community on a specific topic?
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Same as above, if it’s a general question about rules and not an appeal of a specific mod action. 2. Great! Quark’s would be the place for this, as well. 3. Makes sense! Also, I’m noticing a theme! Right where you put it was the right call! 4. Nice! I guessed right for a change! taps the “Quark’s” sign5. With all the other answers, that that coming! We’re still deciding on the best solution to contact an entire mod team, but for now, reaching out to a community moderator directly is probably the way to go. 6. How do you do that? I, personally, would think that it would be that specific community, but seeing as it always seems to be “Quarks”… wouldn’t be surprised not an appeal of a specific mod action. 7. How do I do that, as it looks like it’s the only guaranteed exception (the one above with a community mod is probably an exception, but not guarenteed!
Same as above, if it’s a general question about rules and not an appeal of a specific mod action. 2. Great! Quark’s would be the place for this, as well. 3. Makes sense! Also, I’m noticing a theme! Right where you put it was the right call! 4. Nice! I guessed right for a change! taps the “Quark’s” sign5. With all the other answers, that that coming! We’re still deciding on the best solution to contact an entire mod team, but for now, reaching out to a community moderator directly is probably the way to go. 6. How do you do that? I, personally, would think that it would be that specific community, but seeing as it always seems to be “Quarks”… wouldn’t be surprised not an appeal of a specific mod action. 7. How do I do that, as it looks like it’s the only guaranteed exception (the one above with a community mod is probably an exception, but not guaranteed!
You can find the moderators for each community in that community’s sidebar - just head to their profile and message them. This would be the process for both questions about community-specific rules, and appeals of moderator actions.
The downside to this solution is that the message is only guaranteed to be seen by the moderator you messaged, rather than the entire mod team, but we can and do communicate with each other as needed.
You can find the moderators for each community in that community’s sidebar - just head to their profile and message them. This would be the process for both questions about community-specific rules, and appeals of moderator actions.
Thanks!
The downside to this solution is that the message is only guaranteed to be seen by the moderator you messaged, rather than the entire mod team, but we can and do communicate with each other as needed.
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