90hz screen with 180hz polling is what my phone uses as well, it’s nice that the deck has now caught up to that.
Also remember to leave your original deck on when downloading games on the new one so it can transfer them locally, which should be faster. There’s a setting for that, but I think it’s on by default.
Try Smarttube, it’s a joy to use.
I use SmartTube on my android TV and it’s great. If you can find an android TV box that doesn’t come with malware preinstalled or get android running on the pi, I highly recommend it.
Excel is a problem since it changes constantly and relies so much on the mouse. I’m a developer and struggle every time I’m forced to use it.
Search engines have also gotten terrible over the last few years so it’s a pretty bad time to learn how to use a computer. Old videos from the 90s and 2000s are great to learn the basics, but unfortunately you can’t really follow along.
Paid courses for the basics of MS office exist, maybe you’ll be able to find one that starts from zero and teaches the basics of using a computer at all.
Can you Alt+F4 with one hand? If not, it’s a yes from me.
Thanks, I’ve been looking for a comparison like that but search engines have just gotten ridiculously bad. /e/ slacking on the webview updates is interesting and steers me away from it.
I’m leaning towards the fairphone right now because it’s cheaper at 256GB and not smaller than my current phone. DivestOS looks like it does most of what grapheneOS would do for me.
Yes and it isn’t rated IPX7 for that reason, just IP55. I wouldn’t hold it under the faucet but it should be perfectly fine for daily use.
Fun fact: It’s still entirely possible to make a phone water resistant even if it has a removable back. Samsung did it in 2014 with the S5. Glass backs are just there to make it easier to break a phone, not for any technical reason.
I already have Osmand and while it’s a great offline map, it can’t pick the fastest route for me every single day.
The 502 came up before even getting to checkout for me.
Didn’t get the LE because the server kept giving me errors unfortunately. I didn’t plan on upgrading so soon but the OLED seems to fix every issue I have with my deck. Better trackpad edges, slimmer bezels, a DPAD that allows overlap and some more cooling so it’ll probably be quieter.
90hz was what convinced me. I can’t believe valve put that into the fine print instead of the top of the site.
Both full size, right?
But it’s nothing special, those things were built like absolute tanks. You could kill someone with an early model M and then go right back to typing.
If casual means relaxed to you, factorio. Their new controller integration is great. But be careful, it’s highly addictive.
Looks great, but I get a lot of SSL errors without real tine downloading and one every 5 or so songs with it.
It’ll take a week or two to download 3000 songs, but running it periodically after that should be fine.
Sounds like a good idea. Zotify keeps throwing meter-long stacktraces at me about SSL errors that I assume are API rate limits because there’s less of them when I use real-time downloading.
Maybe it’s even a nice project for an android app because zotify doesn’t run there yet.
I use bluetooth headphones, 300kbps is enough.
Does CGNAT protect from ISP letters?
Because for all the pain it causes me, it should at least be useful for something
Yes and that’s why you stick to popular FOSS stuff.
Last time I checked, the secret chats had some severe downsides that make them unusable as normal chats.
And if you want to bring open-source to the conversation: Signal is AGPL licensed, both the apps and backend. Not that it matters because of the E2E encryption.
That’s mostly politics as well.