How did you get a Home menu with suggestions (I guess that they are based in what you watch) in Invidious? Is it from Materialious? Because it's the only thing that keeps me from leaving youtube
Check out the Poco X3 Pro motherboard failure, and this is a common issue in a lot of Poco and Redmi phones, the only one that are worth it are the high ends Mi devices, and at that price point you can just buy a Pixel phone
For me it is like a low cost steam deck, I can play AAA games anywhere with moonlight over the internet and watch my favorite shows on jellyfin (also play switch games), and if I need a pc to edit documents, browse lemmy, etc I boot into my Android SD card.
So, if you want to tinker with a robust and very well supported system, yes, give it a try!
They are the same people, on the official Mindustry website there's a link to the steam page :)
Mindustry
You can with ALVR
Okay thanks!
No worries xd
But why?
Why is it better that Undiscord? I've never used Undiscord, I'm just curious
Boyboy and friendlyjordies, they are what journalist should be
Congratulations! I hope that you are enjoying the game ^^
That's my Factorio base
Same, been using this software for almost half a year and I'm really happy with it, I've even selfhosted it's web interface
How did you get a Home menu with suggestions (I guess that they are based in what you watch) in Invidious? Is it from Materialious? Because it's the only thing that keeps me from leaving youtube
I assume the decision is now final, right?
Check out the Poco X3 Pro motherboard failure, and this is a common issue in a lot of Poco and Redmi phones, the only one that are worth it are the high ends Mi devices, and at that price point you can just buy a Pixel phone
Until their cheap manufacturing quality makes them stop working because of a motherboard failure
Not having a home page where I get new content based on what I watch is a pretty strong point, the mayority of people find new channels based on that
It's in the hbappstore, it's called Switchfin, here's the repo
With port forwarding or Upnp, you can also use a vpn like ZeroTier, here's the link
For me it is like a low cost steam deck, I can play AAA games anywhere with moonlight over the internet and watch my favorite shows on jellyfin (also play switch games), and if I need a pc to edit documents, browse lemmy, etc I boot into my Android SD card.
So, if you want to tinker with a robust and very well supported system, yes, give it a try!
And I asume that there's no easy way to synchronize them or even setting everything up... Are there any other possibilities?