AdmiralRob
@AdmiralRob@lemmy.zip
- Comment on Lemmy devs are considering making all votes public - have your say 5 months ago:
My understanding is that admins already have access to see who votes. This feature is to make then visible to everyone.
- Comment on Nintendo Switch Is Removing Integration for X, Formerly Twitter 8 months ago:
Correct me if I’m wrong, but on PS5 you’ll need to send individual images to a friend, to be able to download them from your chat session on the mobile app.
That’s the way on PS4. PS5 automatically sends all photo and video captures to the PS app on your phone. They disappear after 14 days, so if you don’t save them within two weeks, then you have to get them with chat posts like PS4.
- Comment on Somebody managed to coax the Gab AI chatbot to reveal its prompt 9 months ago:
Technically, it didn’t print part of the instructions, it printed all of them.
- Comment on How many of you actually use the headphone jack on your phone? 1 year ago:
I prefer wired for almost all cases. The reasons are threefold:
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It seems like the only Bluetooth headphones being sold lately are either tiny individual ear buds that are easy to lose or big bulky over-the-ear headphones. Right now, my preferred wireless ear buds are connected by wires to an around-the-neck device, and I’m worried I won’t be able to replace them easily when they finish falling apart.
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Wireless ear buds are one more thing I have to charge. I already have to charge my phone, watch, game accessories, and vape. I don’t need one more battery to manage.
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Latency makes it obnoxious to watch video with wireless audio.
Right now, the only use case for my wireless ear buds is when I’m walking the dog and don’t want to worry about the wire bouncing around and getting caught on my clothes when I’ve already got the leash in one hand. The only reason I use Bluetooth in my car is because my old car had annoying feedback when I listened on the aux cable while the phone was charging. I’m considering trying aux again in the new car because the latency on the car’s Bluetooth is even worse and I’ve found myself watching videos in my parked car while on break from work.
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- Comment on What is your gaming "comfort food" and why? 1 year ago:
Sid Meier’s Pirates
I have dozens of thousands of hours logged in that game, all because it’s so easy to get in to and so hard to get out of. Just turn it on, do some pirate shit, then realize it’s been hours and you probably should have eaten or slept at some point.