No zcash or monero support. But alas, you can pay in Fartcoin. :(

Hehe...They should add a badge next to profile pictures to show when the power-saving mode is active. Those with a missing badge could be shamed into compliance.

Let's be honest, you stopped buying games because you either weren't much of a gamer to begin with or lost interest. I could be wrong through, maybe you were really into games and the licensing was such a turn off, you voluntarily decided to find a different hobby.

It's plain SIP. It's MSRP instead of RTP. Not sure why the SIM is in the picture.

"If" the vacuumes were Matter certified, this would be a non issue as scheduling and other functions are handled locally, no cloud connection required. I have a feeling they aren't Matter certified though.

Now I visit slashdot to refill my mug of liberal tears. This past week has been a waterfall. If this keeps up I'm going to have to upgrade to a pitcher!

I'm curious if you really, truly believe Trumps felony conviction wasn't a political hit job. Honestly.

Why not cut the suspected users power while they are at it? I mean, without power, they'll be unable to power their router. How about cutting someone's water off who is accused of using a patented method to distill water?

Audible removed the ability to purchase books from the Android app several years ago due to the Google tax. With this ruling in place, I wonder if that functionality will be restored.

I'm holding out for the "translate from wife to husband" feature.

Rather than listening to ten minutes of the illogical, I could tune out and glance at my phone for translation:

"I'm upset, but I don't want to explain why. You should already know."

This will undoubtedly set back Dutch language LLMs. I hope they speak English because relying on a Dutch based AI might not be wise considering their dataset is off limits.

It's curious that MX player, touted as a media player capable of playing local media encoded in various formats, is being used over VLC. I wonder what it is about MX player that people prefer over VLC.

The Mina protocol/blockchain is the solution to this problem. Sites don't need anything other than a yes/no answer. No central authority required.

It used to be that you could leave an app open on your Roku and resume where you left off when you returned. Say you're watching a long YouTube video and hit the pause button and run to the store. When you got back the video was still paused and you could resume right where you left off.

At some point the functionality changed and now you're brought to the home screen after a period of inactivity.

Frustrated, I asked around in the forums only to be told this was an effort by Roku to force users to see ads displayed on the home screen. I was originally skeptical of the claim but now I realize that was Roku's plan all along.

I stopped using my Roku after that move. I've since switched to using the apps on the LG TV which don't "auto-stop" after a period of inactivity.

Charging Twitch for bandwidth is like charging you AND the manufacturer of your blender for its power consumption.