It’s just Android, but it has a custom launcher for focus on it.

Not on my media server it ain’t.

I have a whole /56 of public IP addresses 😉

This. US Mobile has been great to me. I have no intention of going anywhere else in the foreseeable future.

AMD is better than NVidia anyway

Appreciate you taking the time to respond. I’m so jaded by the low effort posts here that it’s made me grumpy 😂

Another AI generated project from a person who has zero comment history beyond promoting said project and is likely to stop committing to the repo in a week.

Gee I wonder who made things so expensive MICROSOFT? Who could have possibly been responsible for this MICROSOFT?

Sonic started my video game journey. I was a SEGA kid all in. I had a Genesis and a GameGear and played Sonic 1 through Sonic and Knuckles. I later played the Dreamcast, although I skipped the Saturn, because I was a kid and my parents couldn’t afford it.

However, once SEGA went under for game consoles and Sonic couldn’t transition from 2D to 3D worth a damn, I stopped playing the games. Sonic just wasn’t good anymore. Sonic Mania and Origins were both fun romps, but beyond that there hasn’t been a Sonic game to give a damn about in decades. Mania wasn’t developed by Sonic Team and you can tell…because it’s actually good. Origins is just a lesser Mania.

It’s pretty incredible to me that Sonic Team can continue to be one of the worst, most mediocre game development teams in the world and still somehow stay afloat. The Sonic movies were incredibly well done and fun, so you’d think they’d put out a great, fresh game to capitalize on it, but even with a literal golden platter in front of them handing the franchise a breath of fresh air, they then released Sonic Frontiers…the most “7/10” game I’ve ever seen in my life.

It used to hurt seeing my favorite franchise as a kid bludgeoned by Sonic Team over the years. Now it’s just sad.

This whole article feels AI generated. Every section has weird, unbolded headings and the article has a typical “cadence” of “KEY CONCLUSIONS” and “WHAT THIS MEANS” over and over.

Either this article is written by a first year journalist or it’s just an AI pump and dump for clicks.

I feel like this is the 5th “I built this solo (leveraging heavily LLMs)…” code project I’ve seen in a week on Lemmy. I get that development is hard, but I’m so tired of slop projects that get one big release and then the dev gets bored, not commiting another commit to the repo ever again.

In other news, death is inevitable and the sky is blue.

Yeah, but if the UI refers to the same file system’s directories also as folders, why do people get so bent out of shape when you call them either?

Most file managers on Linux, like GNOME or KDE have the option “New Folder”. It’s fine to use them interchangeably, y’all.

It is, but I suspect they’re trying to mount the NTFS from Steam Big Picture mode. Also, Bazzite is immutable, so there may be something funky there.

Plug them into a non-gaming Linux distro like Fedora. It’ll read them no problem unless they’re Bitlocker encrypted. Then reformat them in Bazzite so you can use them for storage.

Probably they hate XP because it introduced Windows Activation Services for the first time.

That said, XP did suck. Windows 7 and Windows 2000 were the best editions of Windows IMHO.

Vista was OK, once it had its bugs worked out with UAC. XP had tons of security problems. Windows 8 actively hated people who had keyboards and mice for some reason. Windows 10 was shoved full of telemetry, which Windows 11 has taken to the max, plus added AI slop.

For sure and fair enough.

I just feel the need to remind people when they mention degradation as a concern, that a degraded battery after a decade doesn’t just turn into a paperweight. It just goes slightly less far.

Unless you’re travelling 200+ miles every day and assuming a 20% reduction in range after 8-10 years, most EVs start with ~225-250 miles of range, so at 80%, which is pretty much the realistic worst case scenario, that’s still around 180-200 miles of range.

Plus, they don’t need oil changes/spark plugs/coils/etc., electric is cheaper than gas per mile by usually 2-4x, they don’t need brakes or calipers hardly because of regen braking, and so much more.

Ioniq 5 and 6 also suffer from ICCU failures like crazy and other gremlins in their high voltage system. I was going to buy an Ioniq 5, but this steered me clear of the brand for now.

The Kia Soul EV seems fine, but isn’t it super range limited like the Nissan Leaf used to be? I haven’t looked at them in a while, but last I knew their Soul EV only got ~120-150 miles of range.