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by rbits 11mo ago
What this probably means: to use F-Droid on your phone, you will have to first go through the new unverified app flow
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by rbits 11mo ago
But it's not mandatory anymore because people can install it without it being verified.
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by rbits 11mo ago
1 day is not longish. That would greatly harm apps like F-Droid. You'd have to go through it every time you want to update your apps.
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by rbits 11mo ago
It's not being shut down though. The article says that there will be a way to install unverified apps.
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by rbits 11mo ago
Why do you think that will happen?
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by rbits 11mo ago
Probably Waydroid [1]. It's been around for a while and apparently works very well. [1] https://waydro.id
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by rbits 11mo ago
Yes! Steam on ARM finally! I hope it works well
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by rbits 11mo ago
Thanks for the article link. Nice quote from the article: > Unlike the Index controllers, Steam Frame Controllers don't have built-in hand grip straps. But Valve says it will sell them as an optional accessory for people who want th
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by rbits 11mo ago
It's tiny. It runs SteamOS which is built to be used with a controller on a TV. And it will probably be a performance target for many developers. But I think the biggest feature might be the quick suspend and resume. Every modern conso
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by rbits 11mo ago
I was worried about the built in computer as well, but then I found out it's only 185g. It is 78g more than the Bigscreen Beyond 2, but it's still pretty light.
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by rbits 11mo ago
I read the headline that way. As in Apple is doing it because there's a deadline ahead.
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by rbits 11mo ago
I'm pretty sure Bedrock Edition is far more popular if you take all platforms into account. But I agree Java Edition is not ending any time soon.
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by rbits 11mo ago
It's been dead already. There's datapacks but it's been pretty obvious they're not going to make an official modding API. I think they realised that the community modloaders are already really good. So instead they have
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by rbits 11mo ago
They already released deobfuscation mappings years ago. Modders already have a deep understanding of the Minecraft codebase.
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by rbits 11mo ago
I don't see that happening any time soon. Too many people at Mojang care about the Minecraft Java Edition community too much.
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by rbits 11mo ago
https://minecraft.wiki/w/Redstone_circuits/Memory
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by rbits 11mo ago
It seems to only use redstone dust, repeaters, and torches. So quasi-connectivity wouldn't affect it
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by rbits 11mo ago
https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/linux.html
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by rbits 11mo ago
One puzzle per day was too much for me as well, but I just spent more than one day per puzzle. And now that the leaderboards are gone, there's no reason to you have to do them the same day.
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by rbits 11mo ago
Plus, I like doing Part 2 immediately after Part 1, cause then I don't have to remember how my solution worked.
81.
by rbits 1y ago
I'm confused by this comment. That's a completely different discussion.
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by rbits 1y ago
Unfortunate, because I like websites using my font choice
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by rbits 1y ago
Love this! My favourites: The winner of this: https://ambigr.am/contest/sayings And every single submission for this is amazing: https://ambigr.am/contest/duality Also nice tip: You can click on t
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by rbits 1y ago
That probably exists somewhere as software, but probably not as ligatures in a font. That sounds cool. Would definitely be limiting on which words you could make a readable ambigram though, because many ambigrams rely on letters that aren&#
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by rbits 1y ago
On mobile everything being slanted pushes some text offscreen so I can't read it
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by rbits 1y ago
GrapheneOS is probably the answer?
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by rbits 1y ago
Yeah that would be nice. Some native Linux versions actually have worse performance than Proton when they're done poorly. I got ~60fps on the Linux version of Silksong, but 400fps running the Windows version through Proton.
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by rbits 1y ago
Notion is a big one. I tried it out but didn't end up using it because it doesn't work offline. (I know you said not web apps, but it does have a desktop version)
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by rbits 1y ago
I don't think they're complaining about a lack of updates
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by rbits 1y ago
I think they have their own podcast index that you can search through. They also sync your listening progress to the cloud. But with PocketCasts Plus being $66 AUD/year, surely those subscriptions are enough to cover the costs. I used

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