I don't think so. There are tons of ActivityPub implementations out there already that don't even support all parts of the official spec (Lemmy can't display attached images, for example). There are also implementations that have tacked on additional functionality beyond the official spec (again, Lemmy's downvotes).
It's a very flexible protocol that allows developers to pick and choose what features they want to implement in their services.
It was just the first thing that came to mind, but I know they also contribute to / fund the Blender Foundation.
I still really enjoy Beat Saber, I think it continues to improve
If you mean lemmy.world, Lemmy doesn't display microblog posts unless they're posted to a community, which is a confusing process. Threads isn't fully federating right now anyway though. Even if you're on Mastodon, you'll only be a able to see posts from specific Threads accounts who have had federation enabled, which is mostly just a few engineers iirc.
There are lots of people on there I would like to follow, but they wont be joining the fediverse and I don't want to make a Threads account myself either.
Regardless of the legality of it was my interpretation.
That makes more sense considering Valve still hasn't released anything SteamOS related other than a recovery image.
Seriously, I can't run a 32 bit game on a 64 bit processor? How is that even a problem on newer phones?
I use it for screen translation and screen searches, but only on the days when those buttons exist because Assistant can't keep a UI on my phone for more than a week.
Their 2023 report isn't out yet, but "corporate patron" tier members contribute at least €240K/year, which is a not-insignificant amount of Blender's total €2,170,250 in income for 2022 (page 96). According to the same report, they also contribute development work to the Cycles renderer (page 95).