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2 months agoI hate this timeline
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152·7 months agoIn this thread: completely out of touch gamers shitting on the world’s second best selling console of all time.
The very first sentence of your post is wrong. The GameCube was more powerful than the PS2, making it the second most powerful console of that generation, just behind the Xbox.
… the rest of your post is pretty decent though…
Yes I am. Why?
191·8 months agoSwitched to Wayland recently. Went to go play MechWarrior 5 with some friends and my mouse didn’t work properly in the game. Switched back to Xorg. No more problems.
She would probably be better than Charles, tbh
Doing the Lord’s work 🙏
Into the Nexus’ original working title was The Nether Regions.
I thought the original working title of Rift Apart was Rift You A New One?
Mint or Solus.
Solus was specifically designed to be for normal people and for you to have to use the terminal as infrequently as possible. However, the software selection is more limited than in other distros.
2·1 year agoI think you have your generations confused. Millennials are pretty good with tech. Gen-Z is clueless.
One of these is Bitwarden. What are the other two?
I have had less trouble printing on Linux than on Windows. YMMV.
6·1 year agoYou switched to Windows?
The Fedora 7 one is really good.
10·1 year agoDon’t know if the dev will see this, but can you add the ability to go directly to a subreddit (community@instance) or a user (user@instance)?
2·1 year agoThe acquisition was in July of 2022, so it’s been about a year. It got talked about a little bit on r/android, but I’m surprised at how low key the whole thing was.
I use Hyperion Launcher. I bought Nova launcher back in the day, but I left immediately when it was acquired by a data collection and analytics company.
Hyperion launcher basically provides all the same features as Nova launcher. It’s a less intuitive to set up, but once you have it set up, it’s just as good.
Google Assistant is able to activate simply by the user saying “Okay Google,” at any time, without pushing any buttons first. That means the microphone is always listening.