It’s not over, I’m still using Apollo sideloaded. It’s actually fantastic because no ads and tracking.
OptimusPrimeRib
joined 1 year ago
I tried using DuckDuckGo but just could not stick with it. The search terms are just not as good and sometimes when I’m looking up definitions for words I’d prefer not clicking on a link and just having it display on the display results.
It’s just small issues like that made me switch back to google search. Won’t ever switch back to chrome though.
Movies are able to get away with 24 fps because cameras have a natural motion blur. Games don’t have that natural motion blur so you are left with terrible input lag from 30fps and stutters performance of 30fps.
I have never had a game look more cinematic from 30fps and not 60 or 120.
The worst part is the 42inch c2 oled has spaced apart legs again. It makes no sense.
I understand for ad free YouTube with premium since video ads are god awful. But for FB and insta it doesn’t make sense. Who spends that much time on those platforms and even when you get ads you can just immediately skip them.
I’ve heard nothing but good things about gameplay. But it runs like shit on most systems. A RTX 3080 at 1440p ultra can’t get 60 fps in cities.
94% for me for the 14 pro. Not great. That’s heavy use though. It gets gps usage 5 to 7hrs a day pretty much every day because of my job.
Had it since day 1.
It’s on GitHub and gets development still actually. You download the IPA file and Apple treats it as a developer app so it’s no problem.
You also have to get a Reddit and Imgur key and signup for a developer account on Reddit. Reddit allows developer accounts many more pull requests than user accounts so it’s able to run a 3rd party app.