Yeah wasn’t sure how truthful that is, just what I had heard being touted.
But now that I think about it, some GoPros are waterproof and some of them have removable batteries too. So yeah, lazy excuse on their part. Probably being cheap or disingenuous.
We recently noticed this with Samsung’s line where my mom went from one of the flagships to the lower end. She was initially hesitant but has actually been much happier.
She got a removable battery, micro SD card slot, better battery life, among other features she came to love that weren’t on the flagship. It’s crazy they don’t, but my best guess is that all these features add doors/slots that “ruin” the aesthetic of the look of the phone? I’m not sure why else they choose to do this besides that. Though I have heard the removable battery loss is due to waterproofing, and it’s not possible to have that with a waterproof design.
What happened with Alex? I’m out of the loop on that one. Did it happen here?
Since we all went remote, my job has been holding different virtual events we can join like a book club, cooking club, and some other stuff I can’t remember but this makes me wish we held a tabletop game now! I’m picturing how it would go based on this, but safe for work lol
If you don’t like fighting enemies of a higher level than you, you’re better off holding off on that quest and focusing on other quests or doing side quests like the bounty missions and gaining more XP to get closer to that level 30. It’s going to be a while to get up to that point, but you can do like the other person recommended and adjust your difficulty if it’s not already adjusted.
Light spoilers, but the Freestar Rangers quest lines leads into a massive battle at the end and has a lot of challenging enemies, or maybe they’re not so much challenging as much as it’s a giant horde you need to deal with. You’re going to likely want to level up some more so you won’t have too many issues on that last part.
There is also some strategy to be had here. Stock up on a lot of resources, both ammo and health fortifying and healing resources, to help give you the best shot. Also consider what companion you take with you and what gear they have. Find the best suited for battles and best gear to share with them.
Kia dealership promised me one for my 2023 Niro Hybrid when I bought it brand new. The saleswoman helping me get accustomed to it after signing the papers helped me download the app and then showed me the feature. A few days later, that feature mysteriously vanished and I was now being told my specific trim wasn’t supported for it.
Just another example of Nintendo sucking.
I’m so glad I didn’t buy this piece of shit. Keep your junk, Nintendo. I’ll enjoy your games on PC when emulation comes.
Which is funny because I would have been a paying customer. But now I don’t have to!
*lawyers, and then the users
This site is such garbage how they purposely use these vague titles instead of just saying the name of the game.
Pathetic attempt to drive traffic just because someone can’t see the name of the game in the title.
Yeah I’ve had this feature with the Gmail app on iPhone for quite some time. I use it often on that and Yahoo Mail and Outlook in the same manner.
I’m saying I’m surprised that the Gmail app on iPhone had this before Android got it.
Huh, I’ve had this on iPhone for quite a while and use it often. I’m surprised we’ve had this before Android.
Personally I’ve enjoyed exploring outposts and taking out space pirates and spacers.
Though (small spoiler) if you choose to side with the space pirates, you’ll encounter less of these populated outposts to take on because they’ll be friendlies except for the spacers, which really made it less fun for me to explore.
Looks like The Cat in the Hat’s cousin was responsible and left behind some evidence
A lot of people have been recommending Bazzite recently. It’s like SteamOS in a lot of ways and focused heavily on gaming.
SteamOS is unofficially available as well now but you’ll run into issues if you have Nvidia GPU like me.
I’ve heard Pop!_os being good for gaming too, and while I’ve used it, I didn’t use it for gaming.
This site has 11 that it recommends for distros that are good for gaming. But I question some like Ubuntu because I mean you can game but it’s not gaming focused https://itsfoss.com/linux-gaming-distributions/
Because the game franchise itself is now the joke.
Welcome to PC gaming, console players.
Only with more steps in between.
That price point might as well just get you to buy a prebuilt or save some money by buying the parts individually and building it yourself. Throw on a free Linux distro that gives you that console feel.
I knew this was coming soon. I traded my 2018 MacBook Pro last year for an iPad Pro and haven’t regretted it. Only time until this becomes obsolete as well, but it’s serving me much better.
The paint makes him look like he has blackface which is extremely offensive and often leads to people losing their jobs.
The first prank with the binoculars is an old, classic prank of putting black paint on the eye holes so it makes two circles on the person’s eyes who wears them. So he was one-upping the prank by tricking the guy into looking through a hole that would paint his entire face black.
Copilot does this, or something does because my manager uses it for our morning meetings and it provides exactly this to us after the meeting ended.
Not sure of a FOSS for this, but the one I’ve been using for over 10 years across iPhone and Android was Navmii.
This is a must have for any long driving trips because unlike Google Maps, Apple Maps, etc. that require an internet connection or you to manually download specific sections for offline use, this one allows you to download entire areas for offline use and just uses the GPS for guidance.
Speaking as someone from the US, I use it to download entire US states so that I will have that entire state when traveling. Helps a lot if in an area like the desert or somewhere secluded where cell reception is limited or non-existent. Doesn’t have all the fancy POIs but does have the roads to help you navigate out of being lost.
Would be nice to have a FOSS alternative, but this works. I think you do need to have a free account, but it doesn’t cost anything. I’ve spent $0 on it but have used it a lot.