

Oh, okay I guess. From the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct they made it sound like the Scarlet and Violet update would be paid DLC for nothing more than improved frame rates, glad it’s not.
Oh, okay I guess. From the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct they made it sound like the Scarlet and Violet update would be paid DLC for nothing more than improved frame rates, glad it’s not.
I swear this is the year I finally import a Honda Beat
Not just in sensor-down orientation, but sliding around on a surface in the new wrist strap attachment which appears to have sliders on the “bottom” now
The JoyCon mouse theory is looking pretty solid now
I got one
But Acerolaaaa…
Wow that blog post is from 2013? I wouldn’t have guessed if not for the references to 3G.
Hell yeah, I’m in Correct Time
If it was pointed directly at the sun, it would miss. Not that this would make the odds any better, but aiming straight at the sun doesn’t work either.
Sadly, the cover likely did burn up in the atmosphere at those speeds, like a meteorite in reverse.
It’s only stored with Google if cloud backup is enabled it says. Otherwise, the keys are transferred along with all the other data directly from device to device when switching.
Are they doing this because they want FromSoftware or is it to continue their anime monopolization?
What does paper ballot mean if it’s all electronic? When I voted, I filled a bubble with black pan and stuck the ballot in an oversized Scantron machine
I might have done something wrong, but my banking apps never stopped working on LineageOS.
If you have any articles about custom ROMs, please post them. I’ve been using LineageOS for the past month!
Yeah this definitely isn’t about keeping your data private from Google, it’s for keeping data private from other people using your phone. You can use stock AOSP (which this feature will be part of) if you need to get away from Google completely, but I think Graphene OS seems like the way to go if you just want to quarantine Google services separately.
Since this is meant for hiding things, it’s a bit different from the work profile feature Shelter uses too. Apps will be completely hidden to the user unless the secure profile is unlocked, whereas work profile apps are sill visible. Using Shelter also uses up the one work profile you can have on a device, so you won’t be able to set up a real one if your job needs it. This new thing will be a whole new profile, so you can have both.
As in they should give us root access, or is there something wrong with this feature that’s compromising security?
Just curious, but what’s the actual issue they need to fix?
How does Walmart do it? I ordered my Switch 2 and a couple other accessories on separate occasions from them over the last few weeks, and they are clearly not using any of the traditional delivery services.