The GameSir T4k has them but I think they can only be mapped to existing buttons. I map them to left/right stick press.
Very nice affordable controller with hall effect analog sticks.
I got a notification advertising Minecraft the other day. I'm positive I have all the settings about suggested content turned off. At least you can disable notifications per app, this one was from "Suggested".
Why use ai for this? Just block notifications by default and manually allow the sites you want.
That line chart should be a bar chart.
The real crime was killing innocent civilians in Yemen but I guess nobody cares.
There's no point in overanalyzing Trump's claims, he lies constantly. Regardless of the numbers, buying things is not subsidizing.
You don't need to use GOG's launcher, they provide offline installer downloads.
There's a more detailed view if you go to History > Manage history, or press Ctrl+Shift+H
So they found less propaganda on TikTok. Good to know!
The data privacy angle was just editorialized headlines, the CEO statement did not mention it.
Wow, it loads almost as slowly as twitter. Users should feel right at home with that loading spinner.
Stop trying to make China our enemy. There is no reason we shouldn't aim to improve relations with China.
The GameSir T4k has them but I think they can only be mapped to existing buttons. I map them to left/right stick press.
Very nice affordable controller with hall effect analog sticks.
There is Batsh, a simple language with c-style syntax that compiles to bash and batch.
I got a notification advertising Minecraft the other day. I'm positive I have all the settings about suggested content turned off. At least you can disable notifications per app, this one was from "Suggested".
No opinion on AdGuard, but there are several options for ad blocking DoH:
Usually you just need to do
pacman -Sy archlinux-keyringfirst. Updates requiring manual intervention are pretty rare.You could also use a ublock filter. Example:
lemm.ee##.post-listings .post-listing:has(.post-title:has-text(/twitter|reddit/i))