By the time other companies had the infrastructure to try to catch up
How many years did it take epic to implement a shopping cart for their store? It’s so horrible they’re scrapping the entire store and rebuilding from scratch. Almost a decade and they couldn’t get the basics right.
Man, OP didn’t last long, did he?
construction […] announced weeks ahead of time
Lol. Try to remember you’re on a global website.
It’s not going to go anywhere in my country, unfortunately. Not even a blip on the radar.
You have to use the bank’s own app to 2FA.
Not everybody has a choice. I’m currently on grapheneos, but it looks like I may be forced back to android due to national ID requirements.
Many banks require apps for 2FA. This varies greatly by country.
Ironically, I expect AI would probably give a more accurate summary / explanation of the comic than you just did.
At some point, your tongue is numb anyway.
Click to toggle enter / exit vertical scroll mode. While in that mode, moving the mouse up or down from the original position will scroll in that direction, speed depending on the amount of offset.
‘Kernel’ is probably the wrong term to use. ‘Not easily user accessible setting’ might be more accurate.
but you can set it globally to do just about anything supported by your version of X-Window, including to scrolling
I’m not aware of any way to get Windows-style autoscroll on any distro without a lot of hacking. That was my takeaway from when I spent several hours researching this a year ago.
Libinput allows you to activate omnidirectional scrolling by holding the middle mouse down, which is not the same behaviour as windows / (mac?) . It’s confusing since both features have the same name.
Not being able to use middle click as a scroll tool. For an OS that’s supposed to be about user choice, this option is stupidly baked into the depths of the kernel.
In my part of the world 2x is weak, the challenges were doing 3x 😂
If Bethesda fans are worried this will harm the quality of our future games
No worries. Your quality can’t possibly drop any further.
I didn’t say SP was a roguelike, I used it as an example of games that ‘finish’ in a short time but have tons of replayability.
We’re getting nowhere with this, it’s fairly clear what my argument is, and that we have very different opinions on this. I’m going to bow out here, good day.
I have a laptop that stayed offline for a year. Steam worked just fine in offline mode the whole time. What did you think was going to happen?