It still requires an Ubisoft account but can be played offline up to 30 days, after that a verification is needed

I was talking about other Linux based mobile OSes that aren’t Android or derivatives of it.

The first player to go to the Far Lands without going to the Nether took 9 months to do so. It was KilloCrazyMan back in 2020.

It’s September 4 2025!

According to a PC Gamer article, it has a 55.5 Wh battery. https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/handheld-gaming-pcs/lenovo-legion-go-s-windows-review/ (This one is for the Windows version but the SteamOS version has (or may have) similar hardware.)

I’m using this app and it’s very great. But sadly my phone can only handle Llama 3.2 1B due to hardware limitations (-:

I have tested this on a emulator and it worked. It depends if Graphene is close to stock Android.

Yeah, but I am using the emulator, and the AOSP images are pre-rooted

I tried using this app on the Android Studio emulator (using the AOSP images without Google services). It failed to get root access. The ADB methotd worked through.

@[email protected] I heard that RNNs for this task are of higher quality

Thanks

Just in my opinion. It’s probably a trending programming language right now. More loved than C or C++ by some developers

It has been used more than needed

I have indeed replied to my own posts on posts that I made on several Lemmy/Kbin instances (from fedia.io). It’s caused because I rarely reply anyway. Because I don’t find these comments(on my posts, from other people) interesting to reply

It’s what I was looking for. Interactive maps of video game universes!

That’s the International Fixed Calendar?

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It’s not this song. It had sampled guitar loops that similar to hip hop, but it was faster than hip hop

Update: I confused name variants with names in the final part🤦

Additionally, a few years ago, I have seen a post on Reddit about a town in Canada whose streets were named after Warcraft universe locations. (I have forgotten the post but it was really about this)