6 people in a support team working on R&D
Virkkunen
joined 2 years ago
It's a small team of 6 in the USA that worked as a support team for R&D, no one there "wrote the successful game".
I've been with them since the first alphas, and no, the mobile and desktop apps, and the server implementation were never open source, only the mautrix and beeper bridges. Nothing has changed with the new apps, and the local bridges (that run in your phone with the app) will also be open sourced on release.
The beeper apps were never open source to begin with, but all the bridges are and will continue being.
Swiping on the space bar only moves characters, the faster/longer you swipe, the more characters or words you swipe. There are no other functionalities that overlap or conflict with this
They were required by law to give out whatever I formation they had, which is barely anything. Proton (and other similar services) aren't exempt from the law, despite what you may think.
Hey look it's the bandwagon that thinks privacy focused services are above the law and talk smack about those when they follow the law
The only uninformed here is you, since SteamOS does not identify itself as Arch, but rather as SteamOS Holo and it does show separately from Arch on the stats.
On the other hand, my old S22U that I charged multiple times a day with a 9W wireless charger everyday since I got it, without any of these silly 80% limits, had 95% capacity after 2 years and 4 months, according to a 3 month average on AccuBattery.
I have used fast charging a lot as well, considering that phone would barely last half a day due to the SoC
I bet you use a plain coloured Octane and can't fathom people use other cars, right?
It doesn't matter if it's a "far more organised approach", logseq simply doesn't fit many types of workflows for note taking.
logseq is a zettelkasten program; Obsidian is a text editor