Devices that are “certified” will be unable to find it on the store or install it via the store.

I’m a bit confused on how that’s supposed to be the case. All apps on the play store already have to be signed with developer credentials. This won’t change with the new requirements, those impact apps outside the play store. I don’t think it’s possible to push “uncertified” apps onto Google Play. So what am I missing here?

because Jerboa is not on Playstore

Jerboa is on the Play Store though.

Die Softwareagentur in der ich arbeite steckt tief in der Krise. Bin schon seit Wochen fast nur in Kurzarbeit und so langsam ist es schon frustrierend. Selbst bei den Projekten die es noch gibt bewegt sich alles nur in Zeitlupe. Vielleicht müsste ich mich nach einer neuen Stelle umschauen, aber ich bin nicht optimistisch im aktuellen Jobmarkt eine zu finden, die mir auch nur annähernd so gute Bedingungen mit Homeoffice usw bieten kann. Naja, dafür habe ich jetzt jede Menge Freizeit. Habe über’s Wochenende das Spiel “Tainted Grail: Fall of Avalon” angefangen, eine überraschend gute Indie-Version eines Open World RPGs im Elder Scrolls-Stil.

Sure, I’ve had both good and bad experiences. The contractors putting a new heating system into my house did quite a good job for example. They even took the time to explain to me how to do some troubleshooting myself if there are any issues.

On the other end of the spectrum are the people who were supposed to put solar panels on my roof, as they decided that they didn’t like my roof when they were about a quarter of the way done (no panels installed) but still wanted me to pay like 3000€. Did not end up having to pay anything, but only after threatening with a lawyer.

Looks nice, I will!

For me, getting to know and like it took some time and I’ve unfortunately seen some people bounce off it immediately after using it for a few minutes. There are definitely some really nice aspects to it - like the reading statistics and the shortcuts along the screen edge. But in terms of UI/UX-Design, I’d say there is a lot of room for improvement. Like how when you press the bottom part of the screen, the bottom menu comes up - which makes sense - but when you press the top part of the screen, the top menu and the bottom menu come up simultaneously on top of each other and you have to close each of them separately. Or how there are like four separate options menus, located in different submenus. The home screen is a file explorer rather than a simple library of ebooks as you’d find it on most e-readers. It’s all very “designed by programmers”. It doesn’t follow established design best-practices and wouldn’t be intuitive to the average e-reader user.

True, didn’t realize that either. Currently available in 26 countries it seems. Hopefully they’ll expand to the rest of Europe soon!

Not sure why the author felt the need to sprinkle some Covid-19 antivaxxer conspiracy theories into an article about the Iran war. Guess that’s one way to out oneself as an untrustworthy source though.

It’s supposed to be for the same household, but I have no idea whether it’s enforced or not.

I’m currently on a trial month of Qobuz and I think it’s pretty good. It’s from France and it has a similar price to Spotify, but you get actual hi-fi music quality. They also pay the artists better than Spotify. Plus you can also just buy the music as DRM-free downloads and you get a discount for that on the higher subscription tier. The music library is a bit smaller than Spotify, but it still has like 90% of my library, despite my taste not being very mainstream. Works with Android Auto as well.

The game is beautiful, but unfortunately I don’t find it fun to play. Controls feel unresponsive and it’s often hard to tell what to interact with in puzzles. Combat is okay, but repetitive.

Jailbroke my Kindle Oasis about a year ago. Pretty happy with KOReader. The UI is janky TBH, but once you know where everything is and get used to it, it’s also quite powerful.

Experiencing and doing familiar things are ways for people to relax and be comfortable.

Vermutlich hat einfach niemand je an diese Möglichkeit gedacht, weshalb es keine explizite Regel dagegen gibt/gab.

It seems to be highly dependant on culture, context and age. I feel like my generation (millennial) uses emoji the least, as we grew up with digital communication but without emoji. I basically use emoji in a similar way to you - sparingly and rarely more than 1 in a message. Younger and older generations both started using digital means of communication when emoji were already established though, and they tend to use them way more in my experience.

In regards to “wrong” interpretation of emoji, they can also have different established meanings for different cultures. 😪 for example is sometimes used to represent having a cold in the west, but in Asia it represents being sleepy (which is its intended meaning). Or 😉, which is considered suggestive/flirty in anglophone countries, but is used for making a lighthearted joke in Germany.

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Ich muss zugeben Querdenker Wal-Proteste waren nicht auf meiner Bingokarte für dieses Jahr.

Our Left party absolutely intends to do that and is very public about that intention. But they’ve never been part of a federal government, because not enough people vote for them. So how are they to blame? If anything, blame the centrists and conservatives currently in power.

It could be fixable, only way to find out is opening it up. I’d first try reseating all the ribbon cables, as one of them might have come loose because of the drop. Otherwise, if you can identify any damaged parts, you can get replacements for most of them and replacing them is pretty doable. If you can’t find any physical damage, your best option is probably to send it in.

To me it seems like any kind of communication in multiplayer games has gotten less and less over the years. Used to be pretty common to just talk about random stuff with random people in games like CS, DayZ and even Overwatch years ago, but in recent years, I hardly remember any instances of people using voice chat at all, let alone using it to say anything positive. So if this is true and common for Arc Raiders, which I haven’t played, it seems to be a positive outlier. Also curious about other people’s experience.