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I find it clunky. There’s a forced default dashboard for some reason. I cant limit control of devices/integrations for other users.

I havent tried any others, Home Assistant does the job and is well supported, its just lacking in some areas.

Home Assistant is one of them that you think will do the simple task you want it to, but despite its large set of features, it misses the basic ones. The dashboard system is awful, it could be so simple.

Dune movies

Yeah, the rest I can understand, Arc Raiders is anything but innovative.

There’s differences in playthroughs, if you choose, but it is linear. The game ultimately railroads you to the same endings. Ignoring the silly game over screens.

Steam Awards is a popularity contest.

Get a Steam Deck? You can hook it up like a PC, use it sat around. Though its not a powerhouse. Wait and see how the Steam Machine fairs? There’s still a good second hand market for parts too.

Its a shitty time at the moment with scumbag companies and AI, so consumers are completely fucked.

Also: Fuck subscriptions.
Plus the game pass versions of games are complete dogshit compared to the Steam versions most of the time.

An article about annoying pop-ups immediately prompts you with a pop-up. Get the fuck outta here.

Websites did it to themselves by abusing cookies to track users. Instead of consent popups though, the EU should have just blanket banned tracking in general.

eSIM sounds good on paper, but the implementation is horrible. You should be able to easily back them up. Also I expected to be able to have many many eSIMs rather than be limited to one or two.

The guy isnt a publicly traded business though.

Good thing to get away from CD Projekt, to be honest. I hope GOG thrives more in the future!

Yes. It needs heavy regulation, physical buttons is all the driver should have access to.

We also need to ban subscription services in vehicles.

Consumers cannot be trusted to spend responsibly and look out for their best interests.

I know better cameras demand more space, but you cant claim your phone is thin with them. Not that I think thin phones are useful, pointless gimmick.

It was a flop because no one really wants thinner phones, they are harder to use. The iPhone Air was also extremely overpriced and missing basic features a phone a quarter of the price has.

Thinness should be defined by it’s thickest point.

This folding iPhone also looks like the Pixel Fold

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The argument for it boils to “im lazy”. Which is why they are struggling to come up with anything else that justifies the negatives.