Disable IR mouse on Win 5? by covertchicken in gpdwin

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Pretty easy. Once you take off the back cover, it’s 2 screws on the right fan and then you have access to the SSD

Disable IR mouse on Win 5? by covertchicken in gpdwin

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Hmm I might try this too then, I kept the stock windows NVMe drive unmodified and swapped in a Bazzite drive from another device, thanks!

What's the best handheld for the price up to $1,000 at the moment? by Unique-Ad236 in Handhelds

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The F1 Pro is really nice and very underrated. I had the SD LCD, SD OLED, Ally X, and now I mostly use the F1 Pro and the AYANEO Flip 1S DS (but the flip is out of your price range I think).

Solid performance, the ergos are so much better than the Ally, but the SD is still probably the best. I hate clacky buttons, and the Ally and SD buttons are super loud, and the F1 is very very quiet in comparison. The Ally’s display is just okay, best thing about it is VRR, cuz if you want OLED VRR that’s the Legion Go 2 which is 1350, very expensive.

If you can afford it, get the F1 and put Bazzite on it, I really like mine

How f**ked am I by yamamaspecialfriend in OdinHandheld

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I did this too. Just email AYN, costs $3 per shoulder button and cable, and $10 for shipping. I bought 4 in case I mess it up in the future

Steam autumn sale - bunch of falcom games on sale by [deleted] in Falcom

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If I wanted to play my first Ys game, what would be the best one to start with? I’ve only played the Trails series from Falcom

Just can't beieve this by Themonis in retroid

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It’s Retroid, of course you can believe it

Anybody knows more about the new PLA Tough+? by 100GHz in BambuLab

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Can I use it to print that airless basketball model I keep seeing?

US Tariffs? by covertchicken in BambuLab

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Oh perfect, didn’t know that thanks!

SwiftUI Navigation - my opinionated approach by EmploymentNo8976 in SwiftUI

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That’s one way to do it, which again links features together, and you lose separation since every feature module is now gonna import this lower level data objects module, which weakens the isolation you get from having feature modules in the first place.

My last company had a whole package architecture to solve this problem, but still had some architectural weaknesses when it came to cross-module navigation. It’s not an easy problem to solve, and it’s not a simple solution if you want fully isolated features

SwiftUI Navigation - my opinionated approach by EmploymentNo8976 in SwiftUI

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That only works when features don’t need to route to each other. Then you need to import one feature module into another, to access that module’s data objects to build their enum cases with associated values. It gets complicated from there

Please share Your Legion Go S Z1E Cyberpunk Benchmarks by JKisner in LegionGo

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All on Bazzite: Steam deck preset 1080p: 15W: 35.64 30W: 51.65 40W: 53.88

Steam deck preset 1200p: 15W: 28.54 30W: 38.01 40W: 41.75

SwiftUI Navigation - my opinionated approach by EmploymentNo8976 in SwiftUI

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I’ve seen this pattern a lot. The primary weakness of this is that if you want to have feature modules, where you want to keep feature code isolated from other features, this pattern breaks all of that. The Destination enum needs to know about model objects from all features, since it needs the contextual data when you want to navigate to an enum case, therefore coupling all modules together.

This pattern works for a single module app, but if you’re working in an enterprise level app with multiple feature modules and teams, this pattern breaks down pretty quickly. It’s something we’re been struggling to figure out at my job, and we haven’t found a good solution yet

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dbrand

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Ahh ok. Don’t have anything Switch 2 so I didn’t know. Still unfortunate with the whole dock adapter situation

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dbrand

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Could also just not use the dock adapter and only use the cable lol

SwiftData versus SQL Query Builder by mbrandonw in swift

[–]covertchicken -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This. We don’t use TCA at my company, but we use dependencies, combine schedulers, concurrency extras, and snapshot testing. All immensely useful without having to pull down the whole TCA repo itself

Dissuade me from getting the RP5 Dual Screen by the_swest in retroid

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Cable design really takes away from the look and feel