It's too soon. All the current forks for both yuzu and Citra are being done by people with the means and willingness to fork the original projects.
Let the dust settle, and let's see which project has the devs willing to actually continue development where things left off.
Well deserved. He drove so consistently and took all his opportunities at the right moments.
Guess things are about to get started in the court of public opinion
Arr service that links with SoulSeek, automatically downloads music, passes it through beets, calculates ReplayGain values and the rest of the missing metadata and then organizes and renames it
Almost looks half way to becoming a pancake
That big wiper is horrendous
Torx screws and threaded inserts is not really that much effort engineering side.
It has more significant impact on the cost. Millions of torx screws and threaded inserts cost more than self tapping Phillips into plastic.
Chocolate chips are fine until you eat a cookie expecting raisins and get chocolate chips instead.
SyncThing - to sync my files between devices and avoid the big corporations cloud (use it for notes, Keepass database, photos, etc)
Logseq - super advanced note taking with tagging and relationships between notes (all store locally)
Authpass - opening my Keepass password database on my phone
GrapheneOS Camera - just to avoid the Google camera app as I have Google Photos disabled on my phone and needrd a good app that doesn't break when going to view the gallery (since it tries to open Google Photos)
Simple Gallery - to view my photos on my phone
Signal - I have it but I have very few friends that use it unfortunately
AntennaPod - for podcasts, I'm thinking of self hosting a podcast tracker to sync my listening habits across my devices, we'll see if that happens
Vinyl Music Player - to play my local mp3 files and playlists (I use MusicBee to manage what I sync to the phone as my mp3 library is quite large, and SyncThing to actually copy stuff over)
Depends where you are located. Where I am, I'd have to prove to the government that all the parts are certified with traceability reports. Which you cannot get with your at home printer?
Personally seems like an almost insurmountable hill to become popular and mainstream. It's not that I don't think it's possible, I just don't think that there is a significant push for it to do so. There's no corporate advertising to help push it.
Is that a problem though? Does it need to become popular and mainstream?
Bisexuals literally the strongest in Fallout New Vegas