doesn't matter either way

emby as well, which is what I currently use. I might switch to jellyfin or plex though, I don't like the constant advertisements and restrictions that push you to get their premium service

I ran emudeck's updater as soon as I heard yuzu was getting sued. good thing, too, since they took it down.

definitely sounds like the dev got spooked

I was almost convinced the answer was going to be "buy a new iphone"

do any of y'all remember the colorful dell laptops from that commercial from the "lollipop" song? I'm pretty sure that was the model of my first laptop. I had a red one. it's in my closet soemwhere I think

the only reason I use Android Auto is cause my head unit comes with pioneer's operating system and doesn't run android itself. otherwise yeah I guess it doesn't really matter what you use

literally every day while I work so I can listen to music

unfortunately you're right. it'll be marginally better, sure, but I have zero doubt the "green bubble" is just going to be a different color. better than nothing I guess

what? that's not the implication at all. it'll work just like SMS does now. same app, just RCS instead of SMS

you can when it's android to android. as soon as an iphone is in play, the iphone immediately decreases the quality, even though the MMS standard allows for attachments up to 100MB in size

I hate apple as much as the next guy, but I respect them for that

it's too late

I didn't see anything about it being free. I also didn't pick up on whether or not it was moving behind a paywall, just that you could buy a vip subscription for 20% off

I think part of the reason why that would be difficult (outside of downloading random executables) is that games don't have a standard naming convention, so it'd be difficult to find everything. I downloaded assassin's creed Odyssey a while ago, and the name was literally aco-cpy or something

syncthing

does the new Linux client support forwarding? I'd love to use that via CLI for my little seedbox

definitely not incorrect, for sure

my understanding from an English professor is less about its reliability of information, but more its reliability regarding citing sources. you can't cite something that consistently changes

not much different than china's "social credit" it seems