I only noticed in the last couple of weeks.

Bye bye bye.

I guess they assumed/discovered that the ban is definitely happening.

If not, then it is now!

I think for the first week or so after the election it was a slim majority, but eventually slipped under as more mail-in ballots arrived.

The licensing on HDMI doesn’t allow open source implementations of at least some of the driver stuff.

So it works on Nvidia because of the closed source driver.

(I have not dug into details obviously)

But it’s the very first time that they are making them actually make sense.

This isn’t that. It’s relabeling the existing USB standards in a way that actually makes sense finally.

I really hate this trend.

Same. One of the first things I did (after rooting it) was find the kernel ‘files’ to make it stop at 79%. Battery life seems about the same as the first month I got it.

I also have a Wear OS watch (TicWatch Pro 3) that I manually charge to about 79% (with Tasker to alert me on the phone when it’s there) and it’s still using only around 30%/day after nearly 4 years.

Genshin Impact just released a new version that for most of the world became playable on Jan 1, but where I live it started several hours before the end of Dec 31.

So that.

querying raises the “sea-level,” and contributing lowers it, encouraging collaboration. When the sea-level goes over a certain level, posting queries is blocked

Yeah, this seems to assume that the set of people able and willing to make contributions overlaps the set interested in simply asking questions, and I can’t imagine that working. You know the rule that in any community 90% just lurk, 9% comment, and maybe 1% actually contribute. For everyone but the 1%, I foresee querying until they hit the limit, then they leave.

This might be somewhat mitigated by it being a very technical system to begin with, so even being interested in queries is a barrier.

So they aren’t even making it a rule?

I was also hoping they would make rules about legibility and date formats (ideally ISO 8601 based)

I didn’t see anything about what the actual change in the law is

‘subtle’ product recommendations

Hmm, I don’t see it in F-Droid, just SuperTuxKart

I saw the price tag, but couldn’t read it before, and wasn’t sure. I think you are right though

Image is flipped. Note the nametag

Edit: left side probably isn’t, price tag appears to be forward.

I found out about it just by searching for sleep apnea surgery or some such. Then I got a referral for a sleep study I think and from there a referral to the particular doctor who evaluated me and later did the surgery.

The way it works is stimulating a nerve that triggers a muscle that moves my tongue forward, and it does so once every few seconds (meant to match my breaths I think).

The remote is used to turn it on (with a delay so I fall asleep before it actually starts), delay it if I wake up in the night, and turn it off in the morning. Also controls the intensity which has to be enough to work but not wake me up.

Unfortunately about half of us* are quite happy about how it’s going.

Edit: *who can vote and care enough to do so at all.

It better keep a local backup so it can boot in low coverage areas. Of course that would mildly compromise the security aspect