I’ve actually wondered about this. Given how many games a) have existing PC ports and b) are built using things like Unity that handle the input layer I wouldn’t be shocked if there’s a lot more games that just work with m+kb than you’d think.
Yeah, I used a mouse for a bit on FF14. They’re plug and play, although they may not support extended buttons and such since there’s no installing additional drivers. Keyboards are also supported for any time you need to enter text! Pretty essential for MMOs.
Pretty sure that this will end up being integral to like…2 games, probably first party ones. Did you know that you can plug a mouse into a PS4/5 and it’ll work fine? Most players don’t care about that, either.
There are non-tenured and adjunct professors.
At least it didn’t return search results for vibrating buttplugs.
I predict that that will be…unpopular.
It’s not that it was difficult to set the clock. It’s that you had to do it every time the power blinked, and most people didn’t use the timer function to record things very often.
By the time people my age land in nursing homes, the constant Simpsons quotes will confuse the Gen Delta kids so much.
How quickly stuff comes to streaming and how expensive theaters have gotten means that for mid stuff, people are content to wait. Brave New World got really bad word of mouth, hence the huge dropoff after opening weekend. Meanwhile Mickey 17 is pretty bizarre and probably with limited appeal so probably not a good example to use.
I think it’s kind of schlock personally.
How about one that will actually piss people off: The Shawshank Redemption
It means nothing, just like karma
This seems paranoid to a silly degree
Edit: Oh it’s police propaganda, no wonder it’s bad.
Yeah, waterfall would be “you collect requirements to build a rocket to Mars, 2 years later you have a rocket to Venus and it turns out they didn’t think oxygen is essential, they’ll have to add that in the next major release.”
Don’t think you’re going to see that in every mobile client…Sync doesn’t have it for example. I think the benefit is more in remembering than typing, too.
I’ve been thinking that there should be a better shorthand for linking to a community on a specific instances. Something along the lines of giving each instance a shorthand up to 4 characters or something, and then do community links in the format /<shorthand>/<name>. So give sh.itjust.works sjw as a shorthand, and /sjw/privacy becomes the community name. I think that would make it easier to remember the one you mean.
Honestly the duplication and splintering of communities across instances will be a big problem if Lemmy ever gets more mainstream.
So probably not, but still.
With weird pro-slavery undertones!
They’re still making this shit, huh?
Is this Canadian soil? It may be a declaration of war.