While it does have a paid tier it’s fully useable for free, and I’m pretty sure you can import from keepass

Did you have the special controller through?

Not even based on, it is Android

Whose legs does Linus have on his desk? They definitely don’t look to be attached to his body…

There’s !linuxphones@lemmy.ca / !linuxphones@lemmy.ml which often have some interesting chats about projects like PostMarketOS. I’ve not seen anything that is a viable replacement for a “daily driver” smartphone yet, but if you’re keen to tinker then there’s probably some cool stuff to try out.

FYI there’s !linuxphones@lemmy.ml and !linuxphones@lemmy.ca if you’re looking for more enthusiasts

Any beginner’s guides for this? I hadn’t thought about it until now but my fans do seem louder since I switched from Windows!

“Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery”

video games tell you you did a good job and don’t complain about how messy your approach was or that you could’ve been faster if only you applied yourself

Not to detract from your otherwise good points but video games very much tell you to get better, that’s like the whole concept of a high score!

I found a online emulator and it’s not bad! Not an instant classic like pacman and definitely difficult to control two characters at once, but a fun little arcade game.

The true cyberdeck experience

Solaar is the one I use, it was a Lemmy recommendation and I think there’s at least one other implementation out there

Good point, I’ve used a Logitech mouse and I think that needs software (FOSS implementation available) for button remapping, could be different for a keyboard though

Alternatively, you can assign one of Logitech’s Smart Actions to the key to, say, ask Perplexity for an answer to your query in your browser. Or, you can just set it to be right CTRL.

Entirely reprogrammable though, as with most uses of “AI” it’s just a buzzword to sell to a few extra chumps.

I saw winboat recommended the other day and was pleasantly surprised at its performance, so yeah I’d recommend giving it a try too

MRW I run git blame to find out who wrote this appalling hack

I don’t know if things are different at Microsoft or across the pond in general, but from people I’ve spoken to who’ve been given similar “mandates”, they’re not as compulsory as they first sound. If you’re reasonably good at your job and your manager is keen to keep you then you can get away with just ignoring these rules. More what you’d call “guidelines” and all that.

I’ve never tried it myself but I’ve heard a lot of speedrunners map mouse click (or whatever button they need to spam) to the mouse wheel, that’s probably something you could do in Steam Input (if that’s how you’re running your games)

“Canter” is one of the ways a horse runs