astropenguin5 @ astropenguin5 @lemmy.world

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Btw for those wondering what is up with the post formatting, it's a post bot.

This has also happened to me multiple times.

I also think I'm too used to how shitty reddits app was i don't notice the bugs that much.

And yes before y'all come tell me how much better the 3rd party apps were i know, I just didn't really know they were out there or consider using them until the api stuff

Does anyone see where the 200MP came from? The nothing phone they talk about in the article and all the other flagships have 40-60 megapixel. In was just recently looking at a bunch of new phones because I needed a new one and the highest I think I saw was like 60mp

There's a browser based version of Oregon Trail I've played a fair amount of

the Vex series are pretty good parkour/platformers that even had their own level builder

red ball

one fun one was the helicopter one where you move blocks into positions that I forget the name of

I forget the exact name of the series, it's Flight or I Can Fly or something like that. The one with the penguin where you upgrade your glider and try to destroy an iceberg

A pretty good one with a rocket you upgrade and eventually get to Mars that's fun

Sorry I forget the names, it's been a while. Most probably aren't even playable anymore unfortunately

Is there also a browser based version? I've only seen/played it on steam/PC and mobile

I've used it a little bit on Firefox on my windows machine, I remember it being ok but I like the default Lemmy desktop webpage. Haven't done anything with the pwa functionality, so idk if that works on windows.

Can confirm, that's how I installed it a while ago on Firefox on android

The "add to home screen" button is directly in the 3 dot menu tho which is nice

It's not fully phone free, they just "encourage" visitors to keep their phones away.

I literally just watched this! Very good video, as is the rest of his content

I've been playing a lot of core keeper with a friend, it's pretty fun. They've added a lot of content since we had last played so we started a new save. It's a great sandboxy 2d adventure and exploration game, worth checking out.

Haven't played recently but it's a great game. In also play in open shift mode, it's nice to just chill out and disassemble some spaceships

Oh yeah that's a good point too. Probably not actually practical. Also the super special paint almost certainly would not take being driven on by thousands of vehicles very well.

Yep, that's a great thing we need to be doing too. There is no silver bullet for climate change, we need to be doing everyb possible thing at once. Cutting all carbon output/using green energy, better agriculture and farming practices, etc.

Nice article and whatnot but why is her titty most of the way out of her jacket

according to this the total land area of built up human development and infrastructure is also around 1%, seems a hell of a lot easier to mandate every building have a white roof. Especially considering most buildings have black roofs, it will be even more of a difference. Also will reduce energy consumption from AC because, as said in the article buildings panted with it have reduced need for cooling.

Roads could also maybe be painted or have a whiter material used, might make it harder to drive though

What kind of gaming/game was it? I'm betting either a mobile game literally designed to get you trapped in it, or some hyper competitive lootbox and microtransactionv filled game

one thing i would be interested in seeing is what kinds of games are causing these problems. I would bet its mostly your mobile gatcha games, at least that kid running away from home must be. A lot of actual psycological research goes into making those games addictive, so no wonder they are addictive. Having actual stats to back it up tho would be nice and could maybe get some restrictions on them passed, especially lootboxes as is somewhat talked about in the article

Got an interesting page on the security of the world wide web.

The link I got was http://pages.swcp.com/~mccurley/danger/mailbomb.html

Which as discovered by clicking "go back to previous page" as well as context on the page was that it was a redirect from all of the links on this page: http://pages.swcp.com/~mccurley/danger/danger.html that were things like "click here to (do x bad thing) to your machine"

For general tech mostly just this community, but for those who want specifically space news I like Matt Lowne's Space This Week YouTube series, and Scott Manley's Deep Space Updates YouTube series which is every few weeks and has a bit more discussion of stuff.

Considering the new EU regulation requiring removable batteries, depending on how it's done by companies I'm thinking therea a decent chance you could get an extra large battery that can connect to it, then have a custom backing to close it. BRING THE DAYS OF THE BRICK BACK