Kit @ Kit @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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That form factor looks quite awkward for one-handed use. OG Blackberries were amazing because they were the perfect size to do things quickly one-handed, but you could switch to 2-handed typing for longer messages. I think it will be tricky to capture that kind of flexibility in a modern phone because the screens are so large.

Same here. Nobara was too glitchy so I switched to Bazzite and love it so far. Sigh.

I've always wanted to try sardines and this may be the best way to do it. What is country ketchup, though?

I know you meant that this could escalate to a long war that your child may eventually be drafted into, but my initial mental image was a battalion of toddlers each carrying a Fisher Price branded "Baby's First Assault Rifle".

When I was living in a car I'd wardrive nightly to find Wifi. This was before Wifi was commonly available in public spaces, and household routers often used a default password or no password at all. I'd use it to pirate games and movies to keep myself entertained.

Later I moved into a 4 plex apartment and convinced the neighbors to share one Internet connection. We ran ethernet through walls and across the roof and split the bill.

You really shouldn't use your debit card for anything other than withdrawing money at an ATM. Credit cards are safer plus you get rewards.

7" non-OLED screen is a hard no from me, regardless of everything else.

I think it's interesting that Microsoft is leaning into Windows on Xbox devices. It lends credibility to the rumor that the next Xbox console will run Steam natively.

What's a computer?

His eyebrows look so angry, and it's absolutely adorable

Your area doesn't have farmers markets in warmer months? It's usually an outdoor area where farmers set up booths and you can get everything in one spot. I buy all of my seasonal veggies this way, and I'm gonna keep an eye out for honey next time I go.

No. 34 million current gamepass subscribers. 40% of Xbox gamers are from US, so roughly 13.6 million subs in the US. There's 131 million US households, thus 1 in 10.

40% of Xbox gamers are from the US. The US has 132 million households. That means that roughly 1 in 10 US households currently has a Gamepass sub. Hope that puts it into perspective.

PS Plus is closer to Xbox Live than Xbox Gamepass. Xbox Live had 40-50 million subs at the time in 2020.

Presently Xbox Live has 120 million users vs 33 million PS Plus Essentials subscribers. Gamepass has 34 million subs vs 14 million higher-tier PS Plus subs. Even if we drop Nintendo into the mix, Gamepass has an equal number of subs to Nintendo Online members. Seems like they're doing just fine.

They hit 10 million subs 5 years ago. Not sure what your definition of "lots" is...

Amazing how I've been hearing the same thing since the service released 8 years ago. Will it eventually get shitty? Probably. But in the meantime it's a phenomenal value.

That looks absolutely amazing. How did you cook it? I've never been able to successfully pull off homemade pizza.

VR Chat two days a week, Horizon three days a week, Resonite one day a week. It's a slightly different crowd between the platforms with some overlap. We play Walkabout Mini Golf once a month, too.

Interesting, I didn't realize that Google Suite enterprise options had become so robust.

Yep! They were a godsend in the first two weeks. I've also been going to AA meetings in VR.