I was hoping hall effects could be the solution. Maybe best that can be hoped for is ones that can be popped out for easy replacement like the dualsense edge.
I was hoping hall effects could be the solution. Maybe best that can be hoped for is ones that can be popped out for easy replacement like the dualsense edge.
What type of problems?
Has dual joysticks and a dpad while having the kicker of a nice transparent shell. This looks like a nice portable to use alongside my deck when I want something much more compact. Wonder how the battery life is when playing 2d titles.
Yeah, but even the charging process seems so inelegant and crude visually compared to like the magnetic apple pencil charging. It’s surprising it’s an Apple design, since magnetic charging or some dock or mouse pad to have an excuse to up charge the product seems more the Apple way. Like if it didn’t have the Apple logo I would never have guess it was an Apple designed product, but a knock off.
If they want to use it wired all the time then that’s their choice, since then wireless must not be a strong selling point for them.
If any other mouse manufacturer came out with that bottom charge approach it’d be considered a dumb design.
Not to mention other wireless mouses have had docks or charging pads for years, so still a dumb design and all I hear are excuses for it.
Still dumb design, since my mouse I can use wired as it charges without interruption.
The fact that it even needs excuses like go fill up a glass of water as you wait shows why.
I hate when these type of articles never directly list the apps that were removed.
Don’t go pros have replaceable batteries too and get used in like the ocean?
Apple does love to take designs that makes their devices enter the realm of disposable tech. Like soldering storage and ram on their MacOS running devices in the name of speed, but one that is not noticeable to the average user. And decreases peoples ability to upgrade it to use even longer like they did the older macs.
So fighting against replaceable batteries seems along the line for them.
Yep, people were able to upgrade their old macbooks 2011 with 16 gigs of ram and pop in a SSD which led delaying it ending up in a landfill sooner. Imagine if those old Macbooks had gone with the philosophy of non upgradeable storage and ram like the current shift of modern day tech.
Writing on PDFs and drawing is pretty much my productivity on it. I mostly use it for reading comics and watching videos.
I tried editing videos on it with Luma fusion, but after one video ended up going back to desktop for video editing.
Some instances taking a strong stance against federating with Meta and some not ruling it out made me start to get on board with communities being located on different instances in case a migration becomes necessary again, so a huge bulk of communities aren’t affected in that scenario due to most being centralized on one.
That’s sad. It is a pretty fun game. I like Gundam so I hope some other Gundam game ends up coming out. Dream would be a great single player story focused one.
Can’t believe I never saw this video despite being a fan of ATLA too. Mom’s voice is so fitting for Toph.
Posting takes more effort than commenting. So good on you for posting something.
I just use it to airplay YouTube videos from my iPad which has it skip ads and sponsor segments with the sponsorblock segment without having to bother with the YouTube app. Don’t even have it installed. So it’s awesome in that area.
I hate that extensions like sponsorblock are paid on safari probably because Apple chatges an annual $100 fee while other browsers don’t. I just use Firefox with addons I prefer like containers on desktop.
I don’t have a real life reference point for CRTs, so for me just going from these flat images to something that suddenly looked like there was more detail sold me on it. Prior to that my assumption had been old games on modern displays must be better until comparisons made me see how there was actually more attempts to be more than mspaint type pixel presentation back in the day.
So these raw pixels look even less realistic to how the final product actually ended up coming out back on old devices to me. So between the two unrealistic options I prefer Crt filters now, and I in the past hadn’t liked them either thinking all people had wanted was scanlines.
Here’s a quick guide on applying shader with retroarch.
To me raw pixels look like something out of mspaint and the crt one looks like there’s depth and more detail present. Something to maybe also consider is that these are close ups? Probably looks better further away same at it would be zooming in on pixels for modern day content.
There’s also different crt filters that can lessen certain effects. Darkness stuff if this indeed a image of a crt screen isn’t really an issue with crt filter.
Sure, but to lot of traditional gamers that means as much as saying reality TV is one of the most profitable shows to someone who doesn’t like reality TV.