LOL, they locked my post and told me it was because it’s not world news, but you posted the same article with a different title and it’s fine. Interesting.

@jordanlund.lemmy.world

Are you not going to take down this one as well?

Just to be clear, I saw an already removed video and yeah, he was definitely shot in the neck.

After you unlock godhome, you can practice against any boss youve fought once, so practicing against bosses is arguably easier than many other meteoidvanias, which is what you’re arguing the run backs prevent you from doing.

The crystal boss that you first encounter sitting on the save bench though, that’s was just evil 😆

Ok, but the J stands for “Google”

PLEASE DO SO

That’s how the OG XBOX mod chips worked!

https://connortumbleson.com/2021/06/21/original-xbox-mod-chips/

The solution to pollution is dilution!

humans: there’s over 8 billion of us now.

Many printers come with a thin metal plate that attaches via magnets, which you can bend/flex to help the print detach. Easily my favorite way to get a print off the bed.

MATE is a fork of gnome 2, made by people who did not like the paradigm gnome3 was heading towards. So, much like Ash’s pickachu which never evolves to Raichu, Mate remains “old”.

A larger, ambulatory pizza?

MATE is to GNOME as Pickachu is to Raichu.

I’m not sure I have a point, but the analogy rings true I think.

I just wanted to point out that it’s not insane, like some of GM’s OnStar plans for example, the cheapest of which is 9.99 a month.

Should cars have subscriptions? Fuck no, but I was only trying to post facts, not opinions, in that comment.

At $10 or less a month, (It’s $99 for a year, $9.99 for a month) it’s cheaper than using a gig of data on many non-unlimited plans. It’s at least a better deal than the price-equivalent GM OnStar plan for example.

For Tesla, I believe the only feature locked behind the subscription (won’t work unless subscribed, even with a separate hotspot) other than live traffic is the Tesla-app based bandwidth-intensive stuff like viewing the sentry cameras remotely, but I don’t have a definitive list.

I think the nav will take traffic into account when navigating, even if you don’t subscribe, but it won’t show you traffic. I’m not sure on that though, it may have been true a while ago and changed.

As an American, I think the only path forward for a stable world is a stable Europe, if only because the EU is the biggest non malfunctional, non antagonistic multi country body right now.

The phone connects over Bluetooth. The car itself runs apps for some services, so you log in on the car for those apps to run them natively. If you personally don’t use any of the services/apps it supports though, you’re stuck with Bluetooth only. Full forward/back/skip/ etc supported but it’s not android auto. I think all the models come with the built in phone charging cradle spot under the touch screen.