Come on, you know what I meant, compare pre iOS 7 with whichever Android was at that time... You can see nowadays the release updates are switching and iOS is implementing more features (or features that it should have had since the beginning lol) and Android is closing down more (Google's fault and no root ofc).
kratoz29
joined 1 year ago
Well, this is some real time travel.
Hmm, it lacked the RPG part though... GTA San Andreas on the other hand 😀
This looks cool, but we know what Nintendo thinks about coolness.
Please people, help me out with this, which game popularized any modern game to be a huge ass open world action RPG?
My best bet is that it is The Witcher 3's fault.
Sure, but I meant, how is it that we don't have a native tool for this (like Automator) or at least a system app from Google (like Shortcuts app).
TIL Tasker even worked without root lol.
Also, why do we even need tasker to do that? iOS allows you to do that with its Shortcuts app lol, this is a weird moment when Android is becoming more closed and iOS open (in system wide features).
Well, that is why I chuckle when people say there is no reason to root nowadays... Heck, not even banking apps will prevent me from rooting my phone, and my next android purchases are gonna be based in whether it can be rooted or not.
KernelSU looks like a better way nowadays.
Fallout (from the third one on).
If it wasn't for the TV Show most of my acquaintances wouldn't know about it... Are you sure Fallout deserved to be in that podium?
Ace Attorney games.
Hmm, it was probably Super Mario Bros 3, or Contra?
That I owned and played "more seriously" Gran Turismo (as a 6 years old kid lmao) and DBZ Ultimate Battle 22 (this was the fucking bomb for kid me).
Active in my subbed communities and hide read posts, that usually gives me a similar experience that I had with Reddit (and using Boost or Sync for Reddit sometimes makes me forget where I am lol).
Sometimes I sort it to the top 6, 12 or 24 hours though.
Scaled is the default account sort as I find it the best when I am browsing Lemmy on a PC/Lap (which that would be like 1% of my total Lemmy usage, just like Reddit lol).