I’m taking advantage of the steam summer sale to basically re-buy most of my Switch games for PC at cheap prices just for that.

Yes, I’m aware. I’ve signed a petition against it.

I’m never setting foot in the US again. Thank goodness I’m Canadian.

For new Linux users, the go to is usually Linux Mint (The Ubuntu based one). But I also like to recommend Kubuntu. You can’t go wrong with these two. They’re hassle free, stable and when vulnerabilities are announced, they’re practically never affected because they use slightly older and tried and tested software versions.

Unfortunately, using the command line is something you will have to learn. But as far as Proton VPN goes, you just have to copy and paste. It’s a no brainer. I use all their products on Linux and it works well.

AH ok I get it now.

Yeah, I thin the first Switch will be the last console I’ll ever own. Except for big IP titles, most games are available on PC as well. And are often better, with more effects and higher refresh rates. And with devices like the Lenovo Legion Go, they blow even the Switch 2 out of the water. And you also control the software on it. They can’t be bricked by the manufacturer for modifying the software either. And you can use any other controller you want.

Nintendo is in big trouble.

I think you posted in the wrong thread maybe?

No I have a paid subscription. But I’m using their Android app, as well as Thunderbird in Linux.

Ah ok, so it’s like a MD5 sum of the email with a signature key then.

It’s mainly a developer tool based on Git, a version control system. You know how to can go back to a previous version of a document in Google Docs for example? It’s kinda like that, but more powerful.

Github adds a whole layer around Git with issue tracking and other project management tools, as well as automation tools to name a few.

It’s mostly used to track progress and change history of source code. So when you clone a Github repo to your local machine, you essentially get a copy of the files and their entire change history along with it.

So yes, you might need to compile the source code, depending on the programming language used.

Add to that the butt ugly blue and yellow icon from the 90’s.

Diaspora had it going on I found. It’s a shame it didn’t catch on. And that they didn’t adapt it to ActivityPub.

Excellent! I changed mine already with similar replacents and haven’t had problems since, thankfully.

But if it happens again though, I’ll know what to look for. Thank you!

Are there hall effects joysticks you can buy to replace them? Do you have any exaples of parts that you would recommend?

I don’t think there’s any difference between all versions of Switch 1 controllers. They all use the same sticks. And yes, they are prone to drift. It’s a manufacturing issue.

My advice is to learn how to fix them yourself and buy aftermarket replacement parts and fix it yourself. There’s plenty of YouTube tutorials on that.

Reactionary to what?

Why cancel lemmy? it ain’t perfect, but it’s not a bad platform.

All I can tell you is that I’ve played HDR PC games and the difference is noticeable. If the Switch 2 can do it, it’ll be worth it. But maybe wait until there’s an actual HDR title that comes out?