Dongles are usually 2.4ghz radios, supposed to be lower latency and more stable than Bluetooth.
Edit- in reality though, bluetooth has come a long way and generally more convenient, users likely wouldn’t notice a difference in day to day work. Personally I still wouldn’t recommend gaming on a bluetooth connection when latency and micro stutters matter.
I have no idea, but commenting because I’d like these answers too. Hope someone can help!
Nailed it. They know they have a leading chip in these designs now, the market is expanding, and whatever licensing fee was negotiated in the past needs to be revisited.
I didn’t see Unciv recommended yet, it’s a decent mobile open source version of Civilization.
Pocket City 2 also gets a shout-out, it’s not very deep but a nice casual city builder with a one time purchase.
I didn’t need to know mobile balatro was a thing, oh no. Not good… not good.
It’s hard to argue against “ain’t broke why fix”, and frankly, I’m surprised your install has lasted so long without going sideways heh. If you avoid the AUR that’s probably helped. And I actually do believe manjaro has improved in the last year or two - it’s just difficult to recommend while endeavour and archinstall exist.
Manjaro as a project is amateur hour, over and over again. Their practice of holding back packages is bad, causing many version conflict problems. Their software DDOSing repos is bad, they can try to pass the blame to pamac, but they are the ones shipping it. Their repeated inability to keep certificates updated is bad.
EndeavourOS should be recommended over Manjaro every time.
Just pointing out the author mentions they used mastodon for a time too, their argument is that bluesky interface, content and moderation are better for them.
bro just one more lane power plant bro, bro I swear just one more and it’ll fix the traffic energy demands bro
100% depends on who’s performing. I’ve driven 500 miles for a festival, but probably wouldn’t for a single artist/one night show.
Sneaky, thanks for raising this.
Well, fair point. There is mutiny and defection as options. I understand the consequences for such a decision is certain death, in contrast to probable death on the field, though.
Conscription?
Why would it be a war crime? Just can’t use the chemical payloads over civilian populations like Russia was during their initial campaigns.
Use of napalm also isn’t a war crime, the context of targets is what makes it one.
Source? I’d like to see some modern numbers about those compile times. Hasn’t been my experience at all.
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I’ll keep my phone on light mode this week to see if it wins me over but honestly this is pretty awful.
Maybe cooking isn’t for me.