This is what I do when I want to search Lemmy. I put Lemmy: "search for this" into the search box and see what comes up. It works better than Lemmy's internal search function a lot of the time.
Fuchsia? It became the OS for their nest line of products I think.
Now they're doing away with chrome os I guess to make Chromebooks run android in an attempt to compete with Apple's iPad line. I actually suspect Dex is part of this.
We tested this extensively. On Android we all have the setting to turn off read receipts. It's broken. It does not turn off read receipts for us. Our phones run the gamut from pixel 9 pro/+ to a pixel 5. To get read receipts to go away we had to turn off RCS completely.
RCS won't allow users to turn off certain things like read receipts. That's problematic for some. I personally like them but I know people who don't who I have unfortunately had to inform that they have to turn off RCS altogether to get rid of them even though there's a setting to turn off read receipts.
I opted for the ROG Ally X. A couple of things swayed me. My ability to hold it in store and the tech specs for future proofing were both reasons. But I never planned for this device to be a Windows only handheld. I specifically bought it for the few games I own that can't run Linux and I run everything else in Bazzite. If it had come with Steam OS I likely still would have bought it and done a dual boot. I don't think it's fair to assume that people are buying non-steam handhelds just because they don't want to deal with Linux. They likely have no idea what Linux has to offer and are going with what they can buy in store.
Takes it all back because A. There was no review bombing, people who left mixed reviews had reasonable and valid complaints, and B. He reversed course as soon as people started pointing out how he was protesting quite a lot about exactly nobody calling him a Nazi.
Either you haven't read into what Nintendo is doing and kept up with what's been going on in the court case, (and perhaps meant to put a /s at the end of your first comment), or you're blaming Palworld for something Nintendo did because they are big mad that anyone would dare make a game even remotely similar to theirs. I don't care if you're defending Nintendo or not.
NINTENDO LITERALLY APPLIED FOR PATENTS FOR GAME MECHANICS used in Palworld after the game was already released to the public. They invented a reason to sue. They directly manufactured it. Your inability to communicate your thoughts on the matter is not my problem. Maybe stop raving for a minute and compose a reply that actually makes sense.
Lists. My notes app puts in work. I make lists for everything. I set alarms for everything. I write things down while I'm thinking about them because I will forget. I ask for things in writing because I will misremember what was said. I have a white board stuck to my fridge so that I can write down when we're out of something or running low. Oh. And basketball nets over the hamper.
The whole story is a wild ride. This woman gets pulled over for driving on a suspended license and having an open warranty for her arrest. In the video she is trying to calm down the dogs in the back seat.
Cop asks her to turn off the car, take the keys out of the ignition and put them on the dash, then step out of the vehicle. He cuffs her, and goes to search the vehicle and call someone to come get her animals.
When he goes to search the vehicle there's a raccoon sitting in the driver's seat with her meth pipe (attempting to smoke it). The cop thinks this is the funniest thing in the world. Pretty sure by the way she responded to finding out she had an open warrant that she was high.
So, Nintendo can file patents after years of not filing them just to fuck with an Indie company after that company put out a product with game mechanics that "infringe said patents", but not to go after other large gaming companies like Microsoft that also infringe those same patents. Interesting take.
I would like to remind you of two things. The first is that reddit used to have a mod tool called "BotDefense". Its shutdown in July of 2023 directly lead to a major uptick in Spam Bots.
The second is that part of the ad revenue is "impressions". Impressions are just an account (bot or human) "viewing" the ad and they do not require a click-through. The platform hosting the ad still gets paid for those.
Thank you for this post. I have been talking the ear off my one Linux friend since I installed Bazzite and I'm sure he's got better things to do with his time than help me every time I text him with a problem or a question. A lot of online forums on the subject talk over my head so I need clarification even when I can find the solution to my problem.
This is what I do when I want to search Lemmy. I put Lemmy: "search for this" into the search box and see what comes up. It works better than Lemmy's internal search function a lot of the time.