Hm… It’s out of date for sure, but I just tried it and it definitely works for both Lemmy and Reddit. You can add any instance you’d like to a custom feed.

I think Stealth on FDroid combines Reddit and Lemmy, but I don’t really use it much or mess with Reddit anymore…

For the first two, based on personal experience:

1. Anecdotally, my old back-mounted LG fingerprint scanner has never been wrong (when dry of course), but my Pixel needs a re-scan 30% of the time.

2. My phone requires a tap to wake the screen before the fingerprint reader will accept any input at all, unless I decide to burn battery and turn on AOD.

E: My current phone uses an optical sensor and, from what I understand, ultrasonics are infinitely better

There really is a Spongebob gif for everything, isn’t there…

Ha, it’s been the family friendly variant for at least a few decades

God, I think I had 500 open on my old phone alone… Though I usually don’t pass 50 on desktop, because they’re easier to manage and harder to bury or forget about

Oh man, that’s too bad… The O3DS I grew up with is bricked and inoperable too…

Ooh, I factory reset a used one I bought pretty recently… I might as well give it a shot then

Well, read at your own risk LMAO

https://i.redd.it/q9m5zbglsxja1.png

You should see the rants they leave with some of their releases, like the nfo for Hogwarts Legacy

True, no disagreement there

No, they’ll definitely still show on the front page if under Just Chatting, even if you log out, open a private window, or use a different computer altogether. It’s basically random, as far as I can tell, or just showing popular streams (or both).

I’ve been using AntennaPod recently

https://github.com/AntennaPod/AntennaPod

Because the browser sucks more

A dedicated app is prettier, more functional, and (feels) faster than Firefox + Ublock or Newpipe, actually plays in the background (seamlessly, I might add… looking at you, Newpipe), and allows for more player options.

Not short and snappy enough!!

…Comms? 🤔

Wi-Fi 4 (~150mbps max) would probably handle a 4K local stream over remote play just fine if all that mattered was bandwidth, I think…

Latency/ping is gonna be the real killer, right? Hopefully they’ve made some big improvements along with raw bandwidth

There’s Sony’s Xperia line, they’re just prohibitively expensive in comparison

Pretty sure it does, actually