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What do you think is the actual worst Halo?

Halo 5.

Imo the ranking of the main line games is:

1. Halo 2
2. Halo Infinite
3. Halo 1
4. Halo 4
5. Halo 3
6. Halo 5

A bit of an odd choice, but Half Life 2’s episodes.

I really didn’t like the base game, it was a huge disappointment after playing the first one imo. So I expected the episodes to be just more of the same, but they turned out to be so much better than what I expected.

For anyone wondering how I could not like base HL2, I also think of Halo 3 as being the second worst Halo. I have some odd stances like that.

What do you mean with that in regards to Discord?

Fluxer is going to be federated, it’s on their roadmap.

Fluxer has screen sharing.

Fluxer has screen sharing with audio.

I haven’t really seen enough of the world to have a favorite city or region myself.

But greetings from Cham, I’m on that map of Zug. It’s rare to see our canton mentioned on the internet.

At least once a day. Really depends on the temperature, though. On hot days I open it in the morning to let cool air in, on cold days I avoid leaving it open and only open it temporarily when the air gets noticeably stale, leaving the room when I do so. Inbetween I usually leave it open the entire day.

Though, I only open it fully in the mornings of hot days. Other times I always leave it tilted only.

Because it affects visibility of content.

Read OP’s post, they’re worrying about manipulation, not karma whoring or harassment.

Stuff like bots mass up or downvoting a post to promote or hide it.

I’m not using Lemmy, but my default sort is set to “Active”. Gives me the most interesting feed imo. Well, comments use “hot”.

That said, I don’t usually browse. I have a bunch of users and communities set to notify me on new posts, and I usually already get too many notifications that I don’t also feel like browsing the site after looking at them all. Really changed my view of how active the fediverse is.

I’m assuming they acted rash and emotionally when they decided to make their own platform, and realized the task was too big for them to shoulder, so they went nuclear. It’s not just the fluxer stuff, at least one of them also deleted their socials.

I think them deleting their apexsync discussion server before the release date (so people have no chance to switch over if they forget the name) is proof that the project has died. Or at least isn’t planned to release any time soon after all.

No, they’re pointing out that the server this post is about got deleted.

The admins got annoyed by Fluxer’s stability issues and announced they’d be developing their own activitypub platform instead to compete with fluxer, leading to them neglecting the Fluxer server this post is about.

Then, both the fediverse server and the one about their alternative got deleted. At least one of the admins also deleted their Mastodon.

Look, you’re free to keep replying, but I’m not going to further talk here. I’m just writing this last comment to clarify that, so you can stop wasting your time. I realize that you’re not arguing in good faith, so this is just going to go on endlessly otherwise.

and you don’t support resistance against genocide in practice

What I don’t agree with is that wording.

I don’t support this specific form of resistance against genocide in practice. What you wrote there most literally means I don’t support resistance against genocide in practice in general, which is what I can’t agree with. If we’re just talking about Hamas specifically, or the shape that resistance has taken in this genocide specifically, then I agree with the statement. But the way it’s written here and was written before, I can’t agree with it, it’s too broadly worded and easily misconstrued when taken out of context.

You’re really not arguing in good faith, are you? Not supporting hamas doesn’t mean I’m not in favor of resistance against genocide.

But just to clear this up once more:

• I am against genocide
• I support resistance against genocide
• I still hold resistance groups to certain minimal standards
• Hamas does not fulfill my standards

So no, I do not support Hamas. But yes, I do support Palestinian resistance in theory.

If that’s your point, you replied to the wrong comment of mine earlier.

When I said “I don’t agree on that claim, no.” I was specifically referring to the claim that I oppose resistance to genocide, period. When in reality I’m opposing the form that resistance is taking, not resistance itself. That’s why I said I don’t agree with the claim made.

You don’t seem to argue with that fact, you’re just arguing about my actual position. Which isn’t what I was denying.

That’s not what I said that in response to. This doesn’t mean I oppose resistance to genocide, this means I have expectations towards resistance groups. Not the same position. Opposing the form doesn’t mean I oppose the concept.

I don’t agree on that claim, no.

The modern left-right discourse is just so confusing to me.

I’ve seen authoritarians, supporters of war crimes, and support for terrorism and cruelty, all claimed as leftist positions. I can’t reconcile them with what I thought left-wing values were about.

I really think we need something with more dimensions to be popularized. The left-right system is just so loaded at this point. I personally can’t identify with either side at all.

You’re wrong, Hamas are in fact “the good guys” in this conflict.

Let’s agree to disagree there then. I wasn’t planning to convince you after all.