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Oh yea the joystick touch sensorr is nice, but the ultimates also have gyro I believe.
Oh yea the joystick touch sensorr is nice, but the ultimates also have gyro I believe.
Mmm… seems rather mediocre. I am personally a big fan of the 8bitdo ultimate line
Probably true, but having a screen protector really doesn’t bother me in any way and can potentially save my phone/steamdeck from my own clumsiness.
The reason for the removal is even worse. Luckily there are alternative meme communities.
The lemmy devs are a bit slow, give em some time.
Does ARM make the designs for those also?
Does ARM do anything special with AI? Or is that just the actual chip manufacturers designing that themselves?
Outlook (fuck, we screwed up, please disregard the previous one)
I exclusively use it. For most games it works great, for some games it doesn’t, but that’s fine for me.
Algeria, Syria, Iraq and Jordan apparently. Source: https://www.thenationalnews.com/news/uae/2024/05/31/exam-cheating-internet-blackout/
They objectively make more eco friendly products than most if not all other companies. They’re still a company so they make shitty decision from time to time, but in general they are quit good.
Microsoft knows that if they start tampering with that they will get into all kind of shit antitrust wise. Proton is a pretty small project from their perspective, so it’s really not worth the risk and/or public backlash.
Basically me during the pandemic lol
As mentioned before there is indeed an API. Please keep in mind that some instances have rules on how to run a bot. On lemmy.world for instance you need express permission from the mods of the community you are using the bot in, you should obviously mark the bot account as a bot account and the name should make it clear that it is in fact a bot.
Would this be considered a 11/10 then?
I really like solution 3, I hope that get’s implemented at some time. Though one potential problem is; what if [email protected] is subscribed to [email protected] and a user from e.com, who is defederated from b.com but not to a.com, tries to browse [email protected]? Would they see the posts from [email protected]?
If yes, that seems like a way to go around defederation, which I think is not a good thing always.
If no, how do you prevent the user from accidentally reposting something that they could have no way of knowing was already posted?
Different sites use different ways of calculating but often a user is considered active if they posted anything in x amount of days.
Yea? Isn’t that also just made in china?