Wasn’t the Glorious Eggroll guy supposed to stop developing GE Proton in favor of a different, better way of doing it? I forget the specifics but I remember seeing that posted several months ago.
EDIT: found it, it’s ULGWL, since renamed to “umu”. Anybody know if that’s still happening? I was under the impression that the guy was going to eventually drop Proton GE completely for umu. But maybe I misunderstood.
I’ve been experiencing some right wrist pain from too much mousing (at work and while gaming). So I find myself playing on the Deck more than my desktop PC nowadays.
Steam Input should be able to make a dualsense work for basically any steam game. Have you tried this controller in another Steam game? I’m wondering if the mod is the problem.
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Gotta tell us the game if you want a good answer.
Ooohhhhh thanks for explaining, that makes perfect sense. I’ve always wondered why my filament is brittle in the extruder but not on the roll.
No, filament dries much faster than hot glue, it’s solid within a second after coming out of the nozzle.
Use tile adhesive, it’s the proper tool for the task.
Looks like it’s not really designed to be self hosted yet. So, if you’re self hosting, Immich is still probably the way.
The truncated versions are annoying, but honestly I understand why. These websites live entirely off ad sales, without them they go bankrupt. So letting RSS readers scrape an ad-free version of an article makes no sense to them.
Why is it not mainlined into Proton, you mean? It uses proprietary (not open source) components. Proton is a fully open source project, and therefore cannot incorporate GE’s tweaks. But GE is free to continue making his special fork, and it’s a great option for most users that don’t mind using closed source software.
Good, maybe they’ll accomplish something while America’s government is busy gargling billionaire balls and accepting bribes.
Yeah, Android had that advantage LATER, when they got their shit together. But when the iPhone initially released, it changed the game.
Sure, a browser minus Flash, but it was still a real browser. Most of the web functioned without Flash. And none of the competition even had anything close. It was such a revolutionary product that the iPhone didn’t even HAVE competition until Android got its shit together, which took a couple years.
Fair, they do shit like that. But this case was about app stores specifically, and they haven’t allowed alternate app stores since day one.
A monopoly is inherently abusive. It abuses centralized power to gain more power. But I would argue that Apple built their monopoly “honestly” from the ground up, and from day one the rules haven’t changed. Google started with an open platform, and sneakily changed the rules and made deals to get their monopoly.
Both are objectively bad. But Google’s method was more open to legal scrutiny, in hindsight.
It literally created the modern smartphone market. The Palm Pilots and Blackberries of the day couldn’t compare: the iPhone had a FULL BROWSER. It was insane. The team developing Android saw the iPhone and had a real “holy shit” moment, they had to go back to the drawing board and completely start over in order to compete.
So…it’s an iPhone clone, with the stupid pill-shaped camera hole and everything. Gross.
Ah I see, that’s probably what confused me.