Gaming works great on Linux now and often better. The only scenarios I can think of where things are majorly behind are competitive games with anti cheat that doesn’t work on Linux and anything requiring peripherals with custom software, for example SIM racing. This means that the vast majority of games work great!

I agree. My politics, thoughts and feelings change over time and it makes me uncomfortable to be potentially judged for things later and not be able to delete that isn’t ideal, even if I’m the only one reading it.

What I don’t like is that so much content is spread between so many different places, this along with the complexity of it all as a new user is intimidating.

I think we’re asking a lot of non technically minded people to use the fediverse and that is hurting adoption.

Having said that something I like about it is that it’s smaller and people actually “communicate” with me here which isn’t really a thing on reddit anymore.

Really makes you wonder the addiction people have to watching streams that they aren’t immediately leaving the service for good after seeing that.

These won’t amount to much, windows 365 is expensive. Companies really only have a use case for these over dedicated hardware for specific use cases that make sense, of which there isn’t a lot vs dedicated computers.