mrfriki @ mrfriki @lemmy.world

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Schrödinger's cat In the making.

UI is the smallest of all problem about Reddit right now

I play indies or roguelikes for this. It's the most similar to old arcade cabinets experience from back in the day: you play a match, 15-30 minutes top, if you feel like it, rinse and repeat, otherwise not a big deal.

I'm currently playing Hades. Dead Cells is even better.

Lack of tablet version is a business decision. Yes, it hurts users, as most business decisions do.

Aside from price, the fact that they are twice as thicker as a regular phone make them pointless for me. When we have the technology to make them 8-12mm thickness I might be interested.

It felt heavy for me because I was used to the Switch. Since I haven’t used the Switch (actually sold it 6 months ago) it feels normal now.

What doesn’t felt right then nor now is the straight shape of the handles and I think that this might be confused with heaviness because it is what makes your arms feel tired. Every other modern controller in the market has handles that are pointed outwards which follows the shape of your shoulders in relation to the forearms when holding the Deck (unless you have really small body like children do). I hope they review the general ergonomic of the device in the next iteration.

I had a very similar one for my MSX :)

Understandable. If you are into industrial design, architecture or just general design is a good place for inspiration.

Yes, it’s on Play Store, here is a link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.vger.voyager

That’s probably the least disgusting feature of them all, kinda looking forward for a monitor with rounded corners even though I know the problems that it will carry. The inverted shape of the handles though…

Oh, I thought it was a lot. Keep trying mate! Playing less arcade-ish and paying more attention to deliberately dodging incoming attacks, rather than just dashing around to end up right on a trap helped me a lot.

Meanwhile I’ve completed my first scape after 40 attempts…

Weird, I have pretty much all Lemmy native apps installed on my S22 and all of them run buttery smooth. The Voyager native app runs noticeable smoother than the web app for me.

Greed, probably.

6 inch is the perfect size for me. The S23 with no notch, thinner, lighter and even smaller bezels would be my dream phone.

Yup, that was the iPhone 6 screen. If Jony Ive’s dream of a glass slab would come true, a phone of that size (under 7mm thickness by the way) with a bezeless display would have been at around 5-5.5 inch. That’s what phones should be like now instead of horrible camera bumps and notches.

Voyager just released as and app too (previously it was only available as a web app). If you liked Apollo back in the day you are going to like it.

There is normally very good stuff at Yanko Design. There is stuff like this sometimes though.

I fail to see the remove ads option. On settings I can only find the Sync Ultra section with monthly, yearly and lifetime subscription. I’m on beta 26, maybe is there a newer version?

I mean, between those which have paid version (Boost and Sync, I think)