Pycorax

Cool, maybe I’ll give it a shot again sometime

When I tried it a few years back there was this really strange field of view and input lag that felt really clunky when moving around the world. Anyone knows if that’s been fixed?

Apple doesn’t really exist as a competitor for a number of industries and use cases due to not officially supporting anything other than OSX so I’m not sure if they’re a fair comparison here.

The only real edge they have is in non-gaming related consumer workloads.

OneUI definitely does and allows you to swap the position of the back and recent apps button too, not sure if AOSP has that feature yet. That said I’m not a fan of the swipe from the edge to “go back” with gesture navigation that covers the entire edge of the screen. So I have it set up using Samsung’s gesture settings to have it cover only half the screen.

I sure hope not, it’d mess up corporate deployments and all too.

Another article did mention that it’s only for devices with Play Protect enabled so if they keep that as easy as it is to disable right now, it’ll be a non issue actually.

Another article did mention that it’s only for devices with Play Protect enabled so if they keep that as easy as it is to disable right now, it’ll be a non issue actually.

But if you ever wondered if the xbox one reveal event would have gone down a lot better today… just look at how confused people are over what the hell they are even buying from the big n.

As someone that’s always been using Steam, I really didn’t understand the issue with it either.

Why am I using an Android device then? Also how would this even work with open source apps that people build from source?

I play in SEA and see the reverse. I don’t think most China players are connecting to Oceania servers, they’re far more likely to connect to Asian servers since the data centers are usually in Taiwan, Singapore and Japan which are much closer to China.

I thought Material 3 was bad then expressive came out…

I refuse to give Facebook money and honestly if I didn’t have a WMR headset, I wouldn’t even have bothered.

It’s so awful too. I swear it goes down twice a month.

You’re right but at the end of the day, the average person is content with having their stuff just work for now and that’s a reasonable expectation isn’t it? If it ain’t broke, people aren’t going to go out of their way to protect themselves from a what-if that they may feel is going to maybe mildly inconvenience them when it happens regardless of what it actually is, since they may be ignorant of the true state of how things might be.

And in the end, some are just gonna accept that inconvenience from stuff not working completely rather than switch. People have been saying to switch away from Chrome for years and now even with ad-blocking being nerfed, people are still on it.

The Ranger series was also really good but I don’t think we’ll see anymore of those since it required a stylus.

The original article referenced was misleading and only referenced browser games. The actual percentage should have increased if you look at Steam stats and use that as a baseline.

Not sure if it’s the same amount of money you’re referring to or if there’s another budget given to them but the video does indicate that for one of them, Intel claims that they have never received the money.

Honestly if that is it, it is understandable. This AI nonsense, however, is plainly a waste of money and resources, Mozilla’s and their users’.

Classic streisand effect

At this point I’d honestly even pay for a privacy focused mozilla browser that is clean of all this crap, just to keep them afloat, but fat chance of that happening.

As much as I’d love for something like that I don’t think it’s even remotely possible. I don’t think enough people are willing enough to pay for a browser that respects them, heck the amount of people who remain on Chrome shows that people aren’t even willing to take a small step to stop using a browser that’s actively working against their interests. I’d love to be proven wrong though.