While that may be a valid observation, at the end of the day magnetic actuators don't heat up like motors do, so it's actually a pretty relevant difference.
It's true- it's well known that hall effect sensors are magnetically sensitive and do poorly in handhelds (like the steam deck, ROG ally, or joycons on a docked switch) for that exact reason- they can basically only be used in standalone controllers. More to the point, since the HD rumble is magnetically actuated, there's even more interference than just the main system itself + the connector system. You CAN try to account for that interference, but why would you do that when....
Hall effect sensors actually have some major downsides- they have poorer centering, increased power draw, the aforementioned magnetic interference issues, the fact they don't actually solve stick drift, and finally and most concerningly- they have a REALLY low poll rate. I was able to notice the difference when playing celeste with a buddy's hall effect controllers, for example.
More to the point, gulikit is definitely engaging in some corporate double-speak here- the switch 2 joy cons use the same analog stick design.... that basically every game company has used for decades. NOT the same sticks as the switch 1 joycons. They're completely different, Nintendo went back to the 'standard' design instead of the 'short' design that caused the problem in the switch 1.
Probably entirely the former. Nintendo's got a history of being overzealous with user health (cough constant game interuptions to tell you to take a break cough), and prolonged vibrations ARE bad for your hands (though I imagine no amount of game controller rumble could actually cause health issues), but the 'motors overheating' thing is entirely silly...
Because the rumble in the joycon2s don't have a motor. There's nothing to overheat, it's a magnetically actuated disk weight. Like, it's a whole thing they're super proud about and have advertised, they can move the weight so precisely using the magnetic actuation that they don't even have a speaker in the joycons, they literally just run the rumble faster so it acts like a speaker cone to make sounds/music with it. There's actually a pretty cool demo for it in the switch 2 welcome tour.
There's actual things Nnintendo could do better, but this weird smear campaign I've been seeing is just... weird.
People are inventing issues with nonexistent hardware components, claiming the gamechat button noise when pressed says a slur, claiming the joycon2s have the same stick drift issue solely because they aren't hall effect sensors (despite nintendo outright stating they rebuilt the stick from the ground up for the joycon2, and the design nintendo is using for the new sticks being the same design literally every gaming company has been using for decades with no issues), claiming that switch 2 ports are going to be switch 1 carts with an upgrade code in them, etc etc.
Like.... guys, focus on real problems to get attention to them in hopes of them getting fixed, not just made up bs.
I like how people are very sure Nintendo's shipped a flawed product just based off some random article speculating that the rumble motor MAY overheat... Despite there not even being a motor in the rumble!
Good lord people, it uses a weight on a spring that's magnetically actuated. Stop spreading dumb rumors.
Guys, please stop downvoting the guy- well water contians more minerals and salts and things that give it it's distinctive taste (and as someone that grew up with well water, lemme tell you, it can DEFINITELY have a taste- hell, a buddy of ours from school could barely drink it cause he said it tasted like blood- high in copper and iron I think?)
Filtering water makes it taste vastly LESS like well water! So if that's what you're going for/wanting, filtering is the worst thing you could do.
And yes, depending on well water, it may have more salts dissolved in it, which could help with hydration in the same way Gatorade does.
It sounds to me like you're hoping this is a "good enough" excuse to not have to drive, and unfortunately, you very likely live in an area where that is not an optional skill set.
Look up learned helplessness- and then decide if you want that to be you.
It doesn't really matter how good of a web dev you are, you really shouldn't be changing any part of someone else's website... They tend to do things like call the police on you for "hacking" and other such frivolities /s
The point is still that most people, even most journalists or politicians, don't have those protections. Fact is, a lot of top politicians and journalists don't have those protections which is literally why we have politicians getting arrested for protesting against the El Salvador prisons and then going after comey.
So part of it is that it was only 2 discs partially for marketing reasons, partially because of limitations of how discs work (ironically enough, other than storage size, carts are magnitudes better for gaming compared to discs.) Discs often have to have multiple copies of the exact same content in multiple places because of physical/spacial concerns on the disc regarding load times.
Part of it is, yes, slightly reduced texture fidelity and sound quality, but you're sleeping on the compression- they actually invented an entirely new compression mechanism for the FMVs that was effectively magic. Add that into a bunch of tricks they did to take advantage of the n64 being vastly more powerful than the ps1, and the ability to take advantage of cartridges having insta-load capabilities, they were able to release a version of RE2 that had better controls, slightly less graphical fidelity, less z-index jutter, better animations, surround sound, more lore, VASTLY better load times, and did I mention better controls, because god damn does that need to be mentioned lol... in 9% of the space.
The point is that you DIDN'T make a choice, because you were colluded against. Why so much focus on honoring your agreement, when they aren't honoring their agreements?
You're missing the part where, because of federal interest in schooling loans (because the government wants a well-educated population, typically), you have a captive market with colluding loan companies that abuse said federal interest to jack up education prices and interest rates. In other words, you don't have an option but to accept the 'terms' of the predatory loans unless you don't go to college.... except the federal government wants you to go to college.
So student loan forgiveness is basically the federal government yanking the collusion back and going "no, they pay off the loan and a REASONABLE AMOUNT OF DEBT, and the rest of the absurdity you're trying to shovel gets canceled because it should have never been tried in the first place."
And then conservatives whine and cry about their tax money going to 'paying off student loans" because conservatives are idiots that can't comprehend why a rich person would lie to them.
While that may be a valid observation, at the end of the day magnetic actuators don't heat up like motors do, so it's actually a pretty relevant difference.