ForgotAboutDre @ ForgotAboutDre @lemmy.world

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Google's customers are advertiser's not android users.

Only if the messenger is P2P, I don't know of any popular messenger like that.

You at least know your paying for it with apple. Googles customers won't be the ones using this service.

You don't need meta data to know these things. Any server handling the traffic for the app will know these things.

The bigger bullet means it's easier to avoid.

Closed sources server (even open source with no verification of the code running on the server) means it's possible the server records who you talk to, when, where and the size of the messages. This can be useful to sell to advertisers.

It lets you build one motherboard with all possible ram options.

The smallest one has all it ram soldered on. Therefore less time is required in assembling the laptops. All other patients just need the extra ram placed in the dimm slot.

It's fine they'll fill it with air-conditioning, all powered by fossils fuels.

Republicans aren't really bother about being republican. They like the idea of monarchy. Powerful leaders that will crush their enemy's. They don't realise they will eventually become a target for the tyrant.

This stops users from installing malicious software. You are still able to install the software, even though it isn't recognised. You just need to right click, rather than double click.

You need port forwarding to connect on torrents. Your able to torrent because everyone you torrent from has port forwarding enabled. If you want to access more seeders, and more commonly leechers you need port forwarding. This is useful for people using private trackers that want to maintain a ratio.

Yes, I understood that. There are specific OS for Kodi like libreElec, that make it easy to have support for lots of codecs etc. I don't know if any for specific to Jellyfin, but the Jellyfin App has a better UX than Kodi.

Kodi is a great Linux client. But that's not what OP wants, the jellyfin app is a nicer UX experience.

There are plenty of other options in the market, including ones with port forwarding. It's a very saturated market.

There wasn't much loss launching it after Christmas. People weren't buying WiiUs. The 2ds was designed to use all the extra wiiU controller screens they had.

Adults buying it for themselves have gotten it already. Purchases for children will be around Christmas. Any big announcements or trailers will catch the attention of parents and family that don't follow rumours.

Enthusiast will buy early, but they don't make up long term console sales and non release game sales.

That's what mullvlad say. It's not necessarily the reason why they don't offer port forwarding.

It was always possible for them to continue allowing port forwarding. They could use separate servers for those that want port forwarding, stopping any impact port forwarding had on those customers.

Switch 2 will be announced in July/August then released in September. (This is speculation).

It needs to come out before Christmas, else Nintendo sales will suffer. They would have already planned for this. If they don't they will announce it October/November quietly and release it in Spring.

I think they will increase the frequency of upgrades to their handheld/hybrid consoles. As they will see completion from steam deck and similar systems. Especially if they don't have significant innovation that isn't easily replicated. The switch 2 might not allow you to transfer all your games over, but subsequent switches are likely to be oled/light/pro/XL type of upgrades.

They won't announce a console prior to Christmas, that won't be released for Christmas. It will hurt their sales. People won't buy switch oled and games if they think a new console will replace it soon.

I wouldn't be surprised if all the games are either to far along(/not popular enough) to bother building for the new switch. Or they will get simultaneous release on both switch and switch 2 (like breath of the wild).