You’ll never get the recruiters to participate, because their companies will never let them. LinkedIn is corpo hive-mind central, friendly to corpos first and foremost. What you’re proposing wouldn’t be friendly to corpos, inherently, so they’ll never join, and they hold the strings because they are the ones with jobs to offer.

You’re literally asking how to take the corporatism out of LinkedIn when that is precisely what allows it to exist. Why would any company participate on a platform that gives workers the advantage? Hint, they won’t.

I love this idea, what a great way to raise money

It’s a conundrum, as being free-to-play is why the silly fanservice exists, T&A sells. But should China move past this shit with premium releases, they could end up buckling to the pressure to appeal to the modern audience and tone things down like everyone else, thus destroying what makes their designs so appealing in the first place.

Yeah, kinda surprising, right, that they actually teamed up with Modretro, a company that actually cares about its customers. It’s a strange pairing, but I’m glad it’s happening. More Ubisoft titles are coming from Modretro.

I had the GBA game back in the day. The GBC game is better, and was released very late in the console’s life, the GBA was actually out when this GBC game launched. Basically the GBC game is one of the best platformers on the console, much like Wayforward’s titles late in the GBC’s life.

Gamepot is slop, this article is trash, and the study is idiotic to begin with. The same could be said of any game or hobby, can be filed under no duh.

So apparent nobody actually pronounces it like that. All things written on the internet are fact, clearly.

If you can’t afford it, it isn’t for you, basically. It literally is a fashion accessory with a leather bed for the fancy pen, precisely what Montblanc is known for, and you’re arguing about a couple hundred bucks difference. Die on that hill if you like, but it’s telling how you’re convinced of its quality having never used it and zero reviews available.

Personally I think it’s compelling, somewhat, and am curious how it was designed and what parts are used. I won’t buy one, but there is clearly a place in the market, as Supernote has proven.

By the by, you ever wonder why nobody bothers posting to Lemmy? I sure don’t, pedantic semantics looks to be the main sport here, but hey why discuss the subject of this sub when the main feed can be filled with the inane questions of the lazy instead, amirite ;)

not that far off, especially compared to Montblanc’s typical pricing.

Like if you wanna ignore that part, sure. This company sells $500 ballpoint pens, their watches are $3k and up. Last I looked they have a fancy pen that comes with the tablet. This is all very on brand for them, so like I said it’s surprising it doesn’t cost more. So yes I’d say similar ballpark to competitors, it ain’t like this is $3k or something, it’s under a grand, like all E Ink note taking tablets.

And this isn’t even the first company to come up with selling a fancy pen for an E Ink note-taking device. Supernote has been selling fancy stylus pens for years now, including Lammy. All Montblanc is doing here is riding their coattails with their own branding.

It’s in the same ballpark as its competitors, not that far off, especially compared to Montblanc’s typical pricing. It’s pricey, but you’d think it would be worse with their name.

What I’m more curious about is what kind of screen it is using, and how good the software is.

Yep, just learned about it today, it looks great.

That clear blue case is hot, I want.

Yes

Kodi is my preferred choice

Last two games ran like dogshit. Gonna be interesting to see how Switch 2 handles this one. If I were a betting man, I’d bet it’ll also run poorly.

As long as the front isn’t glossy I’m down.

Anyone wanna buy a 3D TV? Or maybe we can play an Augmented Reality game. I know, let’s trade some NFTs. Nah, clearly VR is the ticket.

Maybe somebody should let meta know VR is yesterday’s news, AI is the hot new scam nobody asked for and nobody wants.

Oh sure, anyone in the hobby knows how to track down the needed info. My thinking is the site is picked up on Google, so I try to make it accessible.

Nope, I wrote the article and own the site. There are zero ads on the site, zero affiliation, nothing is monetized, zero data is tracked. I simply like the keyboard having built one from the last group buy, that I purchased myself.

That’s my video for a sound test (the video isn’t monetized either), I wanted to share how it sounds and looks in celebration of a new group buy, as it is a very good split ortho. I say this as someone who owns and built over 50 high end mechanical keyboards over the last 8 years. I paid for my knowledge and then some. I got a lot of splits, the Altair is up there right at the top.

Like seriously, you see any other sites writing this in depth while recording their own videos about $300 niche high end keebs? You wanna know why? There’s no money in it because you can’t affiliate this stuff. Why do you think every list of best keyboard is all slop off the shelf available on Amazon? Plus this sub is tiny and certainly doesn’t push any traffic, I only posted here because of the shared interest.

Lol, ain’t that the truth, in-stock buys tend to take a lot of digging and luck. Glad I could help. Maybe share the finished product in the sub, would love to see how you build it out.