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then rather ‘technical issues’, since there’s no problem with the federation side of things, it’s just a software bug.
uwu owo etc., you know…
then rather ‘technical issues’, since there’s no problem with the federation side of things, it’s just a software bug.
kinda the same, honestly. Just turned on my Switch months ago, renewed my subscription and got hooked again.
RPG was fun. Haven’t played the original one, tjough. Music, enemies are OK- Haven’t played the endgame, if there’s any.
Difficultywise, it was fairly easy and light game, but didn’t expect else 😄 or maybe I did too much grinding.
So, I liked it. Though not sure about that 60 EUR, but oh well.
Lots of Mario Kart 8DX and just finished Super Mario RPG
Visual Basic looks strange nowadays, huh…
I have a guess
and sounds nothing like the hungarian “higanyív szelep” or “higanygőz egyenirányító”
I think it doesn’t matter nowadays. Network interfaces are smart enough to twist them internally, or at least, this is what I experienced. I have no idea when did I had to use specifically a crosswire cable, all of my ethernet cables are patch cables for a while now.
So, it shouldn’t be a problem.
DC++
I have hope in Pretendo
some Android OSKs have Ctrl button, like Unexpected Keyboard (it’s FOSS), it’s also my choice.
downside, there is absolutely no dictionary and autocorrect but it’s absolutely marvelous, have all the keys and pretty configurable. has a bit of learning curve, since you swipe on keys to access more keys rather holding it down but this makes it powerful IMO
how about they just give us a Ctrl key, and strangely enough, almost every shortcut become available
well there’s Logo which is translated to many languages - e.g. Hungarian in Comenius Logo, so great chance you can instruct at max 4000 turtles on your screen.
also, Excel functions are too localized and using them feels somewhat surreal 😆
I don’t think iMessage is a great example of a modern chat app.
it’s like the default ringtone. people just don’t give a damn to change it, regardless how it sounds.
Super Mario Bros U Deluxe is a good example : Fun with friends, but solo is not on par with older 2D Mario.
What do you mean by that? (And another question, since I haven’t played the Deluxe version on Swtich, only the “OG” U version; is there any difference, that maybe I don’t know about or they are identical in terms of Marioness?)
Separate terms to tell different things apart
yes
I’m not sure what’s there to disagree about.
I’m disaggreeing with it, since it is an opinion 🤷🏻♂️
So to call Android = AOSP = open source is a mass simplification and definitely hand-waving away the reality of how each system operates and the whole point of open source project
I absolutely don’t aggree with this part, especially the second half, but I see where you coming from and your reasoning.
I mean, sure, but this is no more than semantics.
AOSP can stand on its own foot on a device, you don’t need any peoprietary stuff to get it up and running (except maybe vendor specific things, like drivers, if the given device needs those). Maybe it’s my fault, but I would call that Android. (maybe it’s like Chrome vs Chromium, VSCode vs Codium etc…)
It’s another story people got used to the package Google provides, but in my understanding, it’s completely optional. You aren’t bound to the services they provide on a clean Android.
but I may be wrong.
true, but you aren’t obligated to use any of that. the FOSSness of the OS itself doesn’t change.
lots of apps aren’t even FOSS on Android. FOSS ones usually have versions that aren’t dependent on Google Services, or you can patch them not to use them, with various results, that’s true.
these small errors are actually needed for proper scienceing