oof. that’s not meeting any accessibility guidelines. you’d expect better from a design app
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sky@leminal.spaceto Android@lemdro.id•Realme GT5 unveiled with 150W and 240W versions, up to 24GB RAMEnglish5·2 years agothat’s… so much memory? my pixel has 12GB and that seems excessive to me. I’m used to iPhones and their running incredible on like 6GB lol
sky@leminal.spaceto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What have you witnessed or seen that would sound like a conspiracy theory if someone else told you?5·2 years agoI will say that maybe Philips’ regular LED bulbs are bad, but I have Hue bulbs I’ve been using since 2015 without issues still. They’ve been extremely reliable.
sky@leminal.spaceto Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Block YouTube Ads on AppleTV by Decrypting and Stripping Ads from ProfobufEnglish23·2 years agoToo bad most other streaming boxes suck ass and are full of ads. Begging Android TV manufacturers to use a decent SoC for once.
sky@leminal.spaceto Reddit@lemmy.world•It is so sad that loyal reddit users got to care about this.131·2 years agoYour users shouldn’t even really need to know what an API is, much less be rationing requests like it’s early SMS plans or something, geez.
sky@leminal.spaceto Technology@beehaw.org•[Cathode Ray Dude] Qosmio: The Portable TiVo of 2006 [53:30]4·2 years agoI particularly enjoyed the rant about Digital OTA TV. I have not had a good experience with it ever myself. I’m close to putting a serious antenna on my roof to get decent reception, but what a pain!
In an ideal world it would be more reliable and we would have had tuners built into phones and tablets, streaming TV on the go without using data would be sick.
Yeah, it’s so inconvenient that people in online comment sections can install an operating system on my computer and force me to use it!