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shoot down the satellites.

I guess enjoy immediate war from the US?

Is this projection only from exit polls or the actual count?

Also how does the whole 'two votes' thing work - from what I understand you have one vote that's basically a singe transferable vote type and another for your local electorate that's proportional representation (but I'm not sure what counting system is used)

• Microsoft has their own controller protocol, xinput, it only works with xbox and PC

• Sony and Nintendo both use BT HID, but add their own non-standard extras to deal with trackpads and gyros, on PC there are drivers to deal with this (inc. w/Linux kernel, extra on Windows)

• For Wireless, Sony and Nintendo both use standard Bluetooth, you can pair a Switch or PS4/5 controller straight to a PC (though you will need extra software on Windows)

• Microsoft uses either their somewhat proprietary 802.11AC implementation (only works with their dongles - you will need extra software on Linux, fully supported in Windows ootb) or standard Bluetooth, their BT has the highest latency of any of the 3 major controllers, but their 5ghz 802.11AC has the lowest. BT mode requires no extra drivers and will work fine ootb on Linux or Windows. You can't use a headset plugged into the controller or connected by BT (to the controller) if you're connecting the controller via BT.

• MS has additional trigger rumbling/tension on the Xbox One/Series controllers, in Windows it will only work with MS Store apps - it won't work on any Steam game :( on Linux it will work, but nothing really supports it either.

• Sony has a much better implementation in the PS5 controller, nothing outside Sony published games use it though - but it's compatible on Windows with additional drivers (DS4Win) (not sure about Linux here)

• For Nintendo Switch on Windows you will need BetterJoy (previously, BetterJoyForCEMU) to support switch controllers properly, this also makes a DS4Win style gyro server, so anything that support ds4win will support Switch gyro too.

Doesn't have additional fluff like scrobbing or telling Spotify about every track you listen to get their albumart. (though you might want this, that's fine)

Browsing is by folder structure, not via tags. Again, this is a preference thing, I prefer to browse by folder structure, since just about every player wants to define the 'album artist'/'artist' split differently and some do and don't support 'sort artist' tag.

node.js v. Go+ReactJS (nodejs is mature now and is a single dep, golang is pretty mature but react is moving fast and breaking things)

Really just depends on what features you want.

Shout out for mStream - the simplest and best cloud music server.

Low dependency count, very low overhead, no fees or 'premium' options like Plex and co. - just a simple html or api to app interface to your music, with optional transcoding (one setting for the whole server, if there was one complication I'd add to mstream it would be per-user transcoding options)

Works great with super large libraries.

Only big caveat i've noticed, is that it sends the albumart every track, so if you've got some music with a 1500x1500 ~500-1500KiB coverart, it'll eat your data a bit more than it should. Obviously this doesn't matter if you've got unlimited mobile data.

It was supposed to be blue collar workers that lost their jobs and lived in poverty!

They're the Fox News of Qatar, they're 100% propaganda, akin to RT.

Even if crooked Don wins the election, Ukraine now has a nice Kursk that will need to be traded back.

The more Ukraine grabs now, the less Russia is able to claim if crooked Don gets back in.

I didn't realise it was a another language lemmy, it appeared on the front page of my .world for some reason.

Sorry for not speaking the appropriate language.

Yes