Great. I am actually waiting for the same thing. It would be nice to have a second controller and I love Steam Deck's trackpads.

The newer Gulikit KK3 Pro and KK3 Max have the back buttons op is asking for. I also use the KK2 Pro and it's really great. All the adjustments can be done on the controller itself and there is no software needed. These third party game controllers like Gulikit or EasySMX are miles better then any first party ones

But this article is about the GPG for Android app which lets you view your profile in games where you sign in through the Google Account. Google Play Games on Windows is not going away because it serves a different purpose.

I've never noticed its absence and I follow Android news and use the latest updates since Android 9 on my Pixel phones. It was probably a bug.

Firefox on Android 137.0.2 says to me that "Chinese isn't supported yet".

It's an open source and decentralized messaging protocol matrix.org It is messenger first and "Discord" second, but it can be used as a public server in a similar way.

I am currently using the Fossil Gen 6 Hybrids and I love them! They are currently working fine, and I would like to have the new Pebble in the future. However, I don't like the square design - I would much rather have something like Pebble Time Round 2.

You can use an open source app like Gadgetbridge to connect it to your phone without any online services - if this is what you ask for. The only online service is the app store - which you don't have to use (you can locally upload any app you want).

Although these are great mechanical keyboards, I don't think they are ideal for portability. The Keychron one you linked is 0.7Kg (1.6lbs) which is quite a lot if you want to carry it around. I have a Keychron TKL and it's really heavy with the aluminium frame.

It won't automatically suggest the right logins in your keyboard. There will be a chip with "Unlock your vault" or something like that.

Yeah, I enjoy it a lot. I also play Hogwarts Legacy and Disco Elysium on Steam Deck. And sometimes Lego Fortnite with my friends. I have yet to convince my friends to play something other than Fortnite or Minecraft.

I am still working through Tears of The Kingdom. I bought it at launch, but I don't play very often. The size of this game is wild - I finished Breath of the Wild in 70 hours, and now I am 65 hours in ToTK and still have like 70% of the game left.

Yes! I'm also playing Disco Elysium right now and it's amazing.

At least (according to them) they want to Get to a point where you can reach into a kitchen drawer and be able to replace your Screen.

I tried Filelight with my phone connected through KDE Connect and I can confirm that it works!

Or Logseq is a great Obsidian alternative with no account needed and apps for Linux and Android. You can sync it with Syncthing.

But you can't forget that your children can save the planet, if your generation won't.

There is one big reason why they would care - antitrust and EU regulation protection. They have no intention to destroy the platform Rather they want to please the regulators as they are leveraging the open standards. The EEE strategy is a conspiracy theory. Government regulations are the most probable reason for this change.

If something killed XMPP for me - it was Matrix. On open source replacement that is not only more popular, but has more active development and it's easier to use. No big company required. And since XMPP is still alive for its niche user base and EU is probably the reason for Threads federation - I don't think this is the right hill to die on.

I think we both misunderstood each other. I looked up the press release and they say that there were some generative improvements to Magic Eraser that run on device. But that's not in the "Magic Editor" UI I meant, when I was talking about the new features of Pixel 8. You were mad at Google because of the upload to the cloud. That happens ONLY if you use the Magic Editor that uses large models in their datacenters for best results. But if you use the normal Magic Eraser it will work on device and hence offline. Although it does use some generative AI now - I 100% guarantee you that it will be worse than the Magic Editor, which uses image models that are too powerful for the Tensor G3. So you were angry for nothing.