My first memory was "hey, who chewed up this Atari 2600 controller?" Before realizing it was me...guess I was just forming memories at the time.
-hypnotoad-
I would look into Asus' software upgrade policy. From what I understand it's pretty abysmal; something to consider when you're someone who holds onto phones for more than 2 years. Google and Samsung have much longer support cycles.
This post is chef's kiss
Figured it out. I had to turn on 'show thumbnails' and a few settings under 'kbin usability pack' (settings compatibility mode and possibly experimental UI). I had thumbnails off and previews on to mimic the full card layout of Infinity for reddit.
Thanks for your work!
I assume someone from a third community federated with both sh.itjust.works and beehaw would see a disjointed conversation that includes both beehaw and sh.itjust.works replies. I do agree that it's still valuable to subscribe as those conversations are still valuable and they will probably refederate in the future.
I don't mean for this to become a support thread, but I've installed tampermonkey on fennec and enabled the usability pack but still seeing the same layout (confirmed running in the tampermonkey options), anything else I need to do?
Edit: I was wrong, it definitely looks different but not like in the screenshot. Plus images seem to be disabled so will play around with it some more.
He's clearly busy getting swol af
Must be comfortable living in a world of strawmen. Don't hurt yourself on that sharp wit of yours.
Going for a first gen Google product is a mistake we've all made at least once.
Asus is basically a non starter because of this.
Was going to post this. I didn't want to give up the quality of my IEM's so went with a BTRK3 adapter and feel like I have the best of both worlds. Bonus is I can play mobile shooters with 4 fingers and not have a jack in my way.
He ate all the psychedelics