I use safari with an adblocker extension (AdGuard) on ios

youtube works just fine in a browser, the youtube app sucks anyway

does the switch pro controller use different joysticks than the joycons?

my joycons have drift but the pro controller, which I’ve used more often, is perfectly fine

man, so many old school internet references will go unnoticed on lemmy :(

holds up spork

operation switched to HYPE mode

just ordered a nice OTA antenna so I can watch my local channels, anything else needed will be purchased for exactly 1 month and then cancelled

I’ve also started looking at smaller streaming services like CuriosityStream and MagellanTV cause I’m more interested in documentaries and such instead of the latest weekly tv dramas

yep

I’ll take my lower salary to sit in my home office with central air

I wouldn’t last a day as a driver with their expectations and the need to move/lift heavy packages in the heat

and there are people like me who buy everything with a credit card but pay off the entire balance each month

even though I technically have a credit card balance it gets reset every month and I never pay interest or late fees so the numbers don’t tell the whole story

but I’m sure there are an alarmingly large number of people who actually are buried in debt, especially with rent and other costs rising so it won’t be pretty when things reach a tipping point (probably already have…)

all those years of playing GTA finally paid off!

Stunt Jump Completed

and apparently GS wants out of the apple card business (according to some other report I saw)

so I wonder who would take over if they do leave

Adguard on desktop seems to be working well for me, but is entirely useless on mobile for some reason

yeah it’s a shame that libertarian basically means closeted republican these days

is there a better term?

I’d consider myself pretty libertarian-minded in the whole ‘you live your life and I live mine’ style, but not in the ‘let corporations do whatever they want to workers and the environment’ style

Swappa

not sure where you live, so shipping might be different in other area but for the US this is a good site

a million times this, so many young people overwork themselves and burn out quickly

I cringe whenever a see someone has checked in code at 1am on a weekend, and these people are also working normal business hours so it’s not like they are only working at night

sadly it’s usually the same people who never take PTO either

that sounds very interesting! I’m gonna go lookup FPGA emulation now

‘ease to replace’ to whom?

seems like an impossible to define standard, but I’d be interested to hear what the requirements are

if they supply the necessary tools and steps/videos, is that enough?

I got be honest, that makes me want to try out Comodo Dragon Browser

my only issue with this is eventually people will hit a financial limit and only be able to support a few creators, leaving others without funding

I’m following over 30 youtube channels, even at $1/month per channel that would still be $30/month which is too much for me honestly. not to mention the fact I would have to manage 30 different subscriptions

I’d like a youtube premium style subscription where I can specify a group of channels and the money gets distributed to them only

this way my money isn’t going to conspiracy channels, and I would only have a single subscription to manage

It’s pretty easy assuming both of your devices are on the same network:

• install a game on your desktop PC via steam
• from your steam deck browse to the game in your library
• instead of Play/Install you click a little arrow next to the button and then select the name of your desktop PC
• the Play/Install button changes to say Stream, click that and it launches the game on your desktop and streams the video to your steam deck

if you have a good home network it is pretty much indistinguishable from playing it directly on the deck
I can play Elden Ring with no video artifacts or noticeable input lag

here is a guide which has some screenshots

https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/remote-play-how-to-stream-games-from-your-pc-to-the-steam-deck

yes the game does run on the remote desktop pc and essentially streams the video to the steam deck

I’ll admit the use cases can be limited, but if you want the ability to offload processing for graphically intense games it works well

my desktop is hard-wired into my network so I don’t have any lag when using remote play on my steam deck

I’m not sure if both machines were wireless how the performance might be impacted

if you happen to have a desktop PC and you play while at home, sometimes remote play on the deck is better than installing a game on the deck

I can remote play Elden Ring from my desktop at 60fps with longer battery life vs 40fps if installed on the deck with worse battery life

also make sure you try out reduced TDP and GPU rates on games with simpler graphics, you can get an extra 1-2 hours of battery life and not impact performance in certain cases