https://github.com/CitizensFoundation/your-priorities-app/issues/161

It’s not a straightforward task. And it’s controversial is you want to avoid multiple registrations.

It’s been around for many years now and famously was used in the consultations for the constitution of Iceland. We also used it in Bulgaria back in 2013 and had a community of more than 3000 users, but it lost traction due to being ignored by politicians and controversial debates.

You can see more recent activity on https://www.citizens.is/ , particularly the impact and news sections.

There’s https://codeberg.org/flohmarkt/flohmarkt for a marketplace.

I’m really missing something like https://yrpri.org/domain/3

In Italy the anti-nuclear stance was voted in a referendum in 1987, but they still keep trying.

I guess that could be a more objective way of looking at it: http://cdn.statcdn.com/Infographic/images/normal/20750.jpeg

Then it’s just propaganda aiming to manipulate the German public.

Why is Japan not on this graph?

Well, plebbit being text-only means exactly that any media content is being stored remotely on CDNs

Someone else already did here: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/comment/16916945

Wow, not sure if you did something or it was there all along… But I used to search for it by language. And the language is not there anymore :D

But seriously, thank you.

Can somebody also make join-lemmy.org notice that our instance exists? Can’t get it listed, even though we comply with the requirements for a while now.

Actually in Spain there are a Catalan and a Basque instances. Go represent this on your map :)

You could subscribe to the Lemmy community by following e.g. @fediverse@lemmy.world from mastodon. If you’re familiar with https://a.gup.pe/ , it’s exactly the same from mastodon. The difference is that with lemmy you can also access without passing through mastodon.

I’ve always wondered why active-but-silent didn’t count. If you bother to login, you’re active to me.

To me it is MAU that is more interesting. And this doesn’t stabilise if people stop using it.

On the other hand, the Kickstarter campaign should be an interesting push. It should improve retention.

I’ve been using path 3 and it was fine for me. I even adapted the docker-pyinstaller to also compile Mac-native binaries.

The thing is that in your case the users would still need to run front-end and back-end. Unless you want to implement some browser-starting logic (which is a pain to do multiplatform), this will be up to them ans that’s one click too many to start.

As far as I can tell you have such a problem with path 1 as well.

I don’t know it, but if it supports transparent textures, you could try something like this: https://animium.com/2008/08/lowpoly-trees. The basic idea (not exactly what’s in the link) is that each branch is a texture on a plane facing your camera - clearly works only if camera angle doesn’t change. Depending on engine performance and distance from objects, you could simplify down to having 3-4 layers per tree. I’d call this something along the lines of “lowpoly parallax trees”. I’ve seen it working very neatly in a top-down third-person demo of Blender Game Engine a while ago.

A neat way of producing these could be getting a hipoly model of a tree and culling sliced renders of its branches.

Of course, if you don’t have things behind the tree, or the tree moving, you don’t need parallax at all and could bake the whole tree on a small surface.

A lot of decisions depend on the exact affordances of the game.

It’s a million dollar question, isn’t it. I’d think you’ll need to consider having baked textures as an option.

What engine are you using? That makes a big difference.

I will, thanks!

Yes, this is a Bulgarian instance, you’ll notice it’s quite small. That’s because it’s pretty young and people like you haven’t seen it yet. :) We have a few reddit refugees on board. Beyond Bulgarian-language discussions, we also host some regional ones, like the one in this thread or !blacksea@feddit.bg. So you’re welcome to join, as usual.

As for reasons behind Bulgarian hacker/pirate culture, history has lots to explain. Quite a bit written about it, but I’m a fan of the Guardian.

PS: Lemmy federation is a pain, I still cannot respond to your more recent comments.