You mean the anti-glare one on the most expensive version? I would say it's a nice addition but nothing revolutionary. It really makes it nicer to play in sunlight, but it is making colors a little bit darker. I don't feel much of a difference with colors, however. But I would say just for the screen, the price hike is not worth it. And remember - it's not something that a screen protector can't do, I think you can buy one with the anti-glare protection.
I think being commited no-matter-what to any product is unhealthy. Lemmy looks great so far, despite still being early in development. But there's also kbin and other alternatives that might improve significantly in the future - if they do, I see no reason to not change the platform.
Yes. I think EU law pretty much forces countries to have drinkable water from tap. In Poland the water is great, in some cities though the water is a little bit hard, which while healthy, isn't that tasty. In such cases, a bottle or a jug with filter does the job.
Tomatoes are the best, blasphemy to have sauce instead of tomato slices. 🍅
You mean the anti-glare one on the most expensive version? I would say it's a nice addition but nothing revolutionary. It really makes it nicer to play in sunlight, but it is making colors a little bit darker. I don't feel much of a difference with colors, however. But I would say just for the screen, the price hike is not worth it. And remember - it's not something that a screen protector can't do, I think you can buy one with the anti-glare protection.
:wq!
Truly remarkable tool.
Why are the beans everywhere, what did I miss?
I think being commited no-matter-what to any product is unhealthy. Lemmy looks great so far, despite still being early in development. But there's also kbin and other alternatives that might improve significantly in the future - if they do, I see no reason to not change the platform.
Yes. I think EU law pretty much forces countries to have drinkable water from tap. In Poland the water is great, in some cities though the water is a little bit hard, which while healthy, isn't that tasty. In such cases, a bottle or a jug with filter does the job.
Yeah it sucks. But the developer of Infinity is awesome for giving means to use the app for free with your own API key.