I moved to GrapheneOS about a month ago, not too long after the announcement. Bought a used Pixel and jumped. TBH moving to Graphene was something I’d considered for a while for privacy reasons but Google gave me that last push.

There are some different ways of doing things but I’ve really enjoyed the transition overall.

EA Sports, it’s in Bahrain

I’m pretty excited for this update TBH, I like the concept of the caves and am looking forward to seeing how it switches up gameplay.

Plus incendiary assault rifle looks ace

I stand behind BussyGyatt with this one

Mans tacky

https://youtu.be/eKNWcoMJ7BI&t=1

I do

My brother in America I have felt electricity and I can say exactly what it’s like.

If you still don’t believe though I will gladly share the secret of how to feel it for yourself. You need only bring a fork.

Well, damn. Thanks for letting me know

I missed this ARG (new to the series, didn’t know about the Discord). How often do they run these sorts of things?

OK sounds like it’s just the patch then. I’ve been away for a week and didn’t know if I’d come back to a patch that had made the game worse or the beginnings of the end for my console.

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PS5 player here. Starting with this patch I see a lot of dropped frames at mission start when deploying to the planet in a hellpod. Game is fine otherwise, just very choppy on descent. Anyone else seeing this?

Now we have one port but that one port has loads of different speeds depending on the type. Plus USB3 naming convention is a total mess.

We’ve come a long way and I’m so glad for a single interface, but USB still has plenty of room for improvement

Agree, it’s a total trainwreck

I’ll be interested to see how this affects Chrome’s market share over time

I’ll take this one for the team, please send this demon to me.

For those not going to X you can watch the stream on the official YouTube channel.

There just doesn’t seem to be a market for 5G Ethernet modems domestically. Everybody seems to be gravitating towards 5G routers and “Hubs” in the residential space.

If your router supports it, you’ll have better luck with a USB dongle over an Ethernet modem.

I hope this is an April fools joke …