Keep in mind that the DAC on the Pi is pretty awful so it might not sound great.

You might want to get a audio HAT or USB DAC.

Don’t forget Safari. On iOS it is the only usable browser currently with everything else just being a reskin of Safari. There are a lot of iOS users.

That is set to change but only in the European Union.

Yes it is…

One could argue they already did that with Reddit Gold and /r/Lounge.

It does in Monster Hunter!

There is still: !whitepeopletwitter@sh.itjust.works

Maybe you can fix it and sell it for $200,000!

What does this mean? It wasn’t real time before?

Doesn’t it have always online DRM or did they remove that?

What? How much is it? Surely that can’t be illegal?

If this was true the PlayStation 2, 3, 4 and 5 would have all failed.

The leaks showed what looked like a release button like the original joycons.

I’m out of the loop. What was the last controversy with the iPad?

Which programs use the pipewire API? I can only think of mumble but no one is going to stream that.

You can increase the volume by just enabling the plugin VolumeBooster in Vesktop. Then you can increase it up to 400%.

Are we referring to this icon? Found here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PuTTY

If so I see no resemblance with a penguin at all.

I’ve been using NetNewsWire. It’a free and open source and works with FreshRSS.

https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/netnewswire-rss-reader/id1480640210

Some distros disable these by default such as Arch.

If you check their comment history you can see that they seem to do this frequently with no real reason from what I can tell.

I would completely agree with you if that was what this feature was being used for, however most manufacturers use it to install bloatware instead of drivers which is not acceptable in my opinion.

Not to mention the huge security risk of running exe files at boot up that could be exploited by malicious people. I’m sure manufacturers aren’t releasing a new bios update every time they update their software so old versions could have unpatched vulnerabilities…