M500 @ M500 @lemmy.ml

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Oh, what a surprise…

Saved you a click,

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I did that a lot recently, but the past week I decided that I hated spending all day thinking about the tasks more than doing them.

I’ve been forcing myself to just do it and I’ve been getting through it pretty quickly and not having that task loom over me all day.

Thanks! I just checked and the app I need is not there. I think I’ll just keep maintaining a second phone.

It’s just a shopping app. I’m sure it would work fine. Any advice on how I can find the actual app to add with sideloady?

Came here to say that. Expiring every 7 days is too troublesome to be worth it.

Thanks! It’s been my biggest problem living in a different country.

Would this allow me to sideload apps that are region restricted?

I’m from the US but live in Asia. The local version of Amazon is restricted to accounts from this country.

I have to use the web app, but the web app is incomplete, I can check order status or message sellers or even contact customer support.

I’d love to be able to do this.

I’m really hoping this happens. I’d like to write a few iOS apps for personal use, but I don’t want to pay fees to be a developer.

How?

Met my wife on Tinder about 9 months before the pandemic.

For me,

Lemmy Mastodon YouTube/Netflix depending on what I’m watching

It has a pretty good google tv app. That’s how my wife mainly uses it. I use the iOS app Swiftfin.

Sorry if I was not clear. I wasn’t saying the next steam deck should switch to arm. Just down the line, they may switch to arm once the software is ready.

I’m assuming you meant to say you never heard of box86, but it allows you to run x86 software on arm. I’ve never used it.

I tried to use upscayl with just an iGPU in an 8700 and it was so slow, I wasn’t even sure if it was working. I can’t imagine a pi is going to do anything in any reasonable amount of time.

I think they could start work on the software now and even publicly support it. They don’t have to sell arm hardware yet, but it seems that things are heading away from x86 slowly.

I don’t know that it will be ARM as there has been interest in RISC. I think k companies will move to that and not have to deal with licensing. But performance will have to catch up to ARM.

I donated to Linux Mint once, I think it’s time to make another donation.

This time, I think I’ll donate to one of the emulator developers. I’ll have to take a look and see which platform is currently receiving updates pretty regularly. I’m learning towards ryujinx as that’s the main switch emulator I use. But I’m also considering pcsx2 as I really love that system.

I’m not sure it works in ARM but check out upscayl. You might be able to get it running with box86 or box64.

With that being said, it’s going to run terribly slow. Like you will be better off letting it run on your desktop overnight.

If you do get it running, let me know who’s it works out.

Finally! I have been interesting in developing some apps for personal use, but I don’t want to pay a developer fee and go through the App Store. It’s so much hassle.

In fact, I had that issue with something but I’m drawing a blank at the moment. It’s truly annoying.