While watching Twitch dangle on meathooks is atleast slightly amusing, I still marvel over how people can use that fucking site to begin with.
Every time I wander over there for some reason, the overall UI drives me up the wall. Completely counter-intuitive, busy as all fuck, nevermind the ads(adblocker seems to only work sometimes for Twitch).
If it blows up and people migrate over to Youtube, I won't cry much. Youtube has it's issues, but nothing compared to Twitch.
At this point, it's probably because Amazon is supporting them that they are still relevant along with 'drops' and habits from when they were the main game in town with streaming.
They didn't develop past that though and have been overtaken functionally by a lot of sites. If Amazon shows signs of wavering support they're fucked.
If you wanted mass adoption of Linux for example, you're going to have to create some kind of normie distro that's ultra user friendly even your grandmother can figure out with a tutorial because
Most of the time there is no proper tutorial and everything is a mess.
While watching Twitch dangle on meathooks is atleast slightly amusing, I still marvel over how people can use that fucking site to begin with.
Every time I wander over there for some reason, the overall UI drives me up the wall. Completely counter-intuitive, busy as all fuck, nevermind the ads(adblocker seems to only work sometimes for Twitch).
If it blows up and people migrate over to Youtube, I won't cry much. Youtube has it's issues, but nothing compared to Twitch.
At this point, it's probably because Amazon is supporting them that they are still relevant along with 'drops' and habits from when they were the main game in town with streaming.
They didn't develop past that though and have been overtaken functionally by a lot of sites. If Amazon shows signs of wavering support they're fucked.
Most of the time there is no proper tutorial and everything is a mess.