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Gryzor @lemmyfly.org
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It's not a bug, it's a feature!
  • That's actually an accessibility feature intended to keep the eye level roughly at the same position; the person saying "I hate it when editors do it" is really not understanding why this is a feature and not a bug.

  • Philips Hue will force users to upload their data to Hue cloud
  • Start leaving 1 star reviews in the app stores from Google and Apple complaining about this.

    They read those because stakeholders who understands nothing about tech only care for more stars.

    I'm definitely starting to find a way out of hue and freezing my plans to buy more bulbs from them.

  • Navigation bar always ends up overlapping apps. Any way to prevent this?
  • Agree. At first I didn't like it too much but overall you get used to it moderately fast. There are instances where it fails you and the wrong gesture is triggered, but it's worth getting rid of the old nav bar.

    Give it a try and be patient. :)

  • /e/OS - Murena Smartphones
  • I have yet to be able to install anything from Aurora. The account is always limit exceeded or something like that.

    I'm sure there's a workaround but it's not a plug and play solution for everyone.

    This is not e/OS's fault though.

  • /e/OS - Murena Smartphones
  • The biggest problem I've had with e/OS is the lack of apps. Banking apps, official apps, etc. All require Google Play most of the time. As an Android developer, I know how to make this work, but the average user won't.

    I haven't tried in two years. Maybe things have changed.

  • How smart would cows have to become for you to stop eating beef?
  • It's a good question. I don't know. There are many reasons why I like meat. And there are many reasons why it's problematic.

    I think this is a potentially applicable philosophy. It won't solve the "problems" but at least will make it a more consistent experience for everyone involved (except the animal perhaps)

  • How smart would cows have to become for you to stop eating beef?
  • I think your should stop eating any meat the moment you don't feel like you have what it takes to look at the animal in the eye while you kill it for consumption.

    If you think you can't do that, then you should reconsider your meat consumption.

    I'm approaching this point in my life and reducing consumption accordingly.

    Cows can be moderately smart when raised as such. It's humans who selected the specific traits we considered more convenient for our needs, and breed them like that.