Merry Christmas.
unwaveringegg
I quite like using it in Messages. But I wish it was consistent with activating on the phone via the home button and that the history carried over as I don't think the latter it does.
I never played the Donkey Kong Land games and gave them a spin last night - quite impressive for Game Boy games. The animations are smooth and it almost plays like the SNES versions.
Naturally the issue comes with the narrow view of the levels and sometimes it can be difficult to tell if you're landing on a platform or if it is something that is part of the background.
Is the Pixel Fold 2 off the table? Doesn't seem like that really took off as they wanted it to.
It'll probably take several years for them to switch over to MLS. Hopefully other messaging apps like Telegram and Threema can also utilize it just for crossplatform purposes.
These features that have been rolling out to Beta users since November must be those with Pixel devices. Everyone else is not getting them.
What do you mean by "anything else"?
Apps like Grayjay and Newpipe allow you to "collect" those media files.
YouTube legal wants Futo to release apis and user data to them as they believe Grayjay is violating their terms.
Grayjay doesn't store user data nor is it using their APIs so the terms don't apply
Futo will not be removing Grayjay and won't be complying with a request that cannot be fulfilled.
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YouTube Premium's download feature still requires an Internet connection to access content downloaded.
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Louis makes the point of being tired of paying for products and services that end up giving you less and less, which is part of the reason why Grayjay was created
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Content creators shouldn't fear of being banned by an temperamental AI that could cripple their livelihood without an explanation which Grayjay attempts to solve as viewers can still access their content on Rumble, Twitch and other platforms if they get banned on Youtube.
Good on Louis for sticking to his guns.
Because Grayjay allows users to follow others across multiple platforms such as Rumble, Odyssey and Twitch. So if they get banned off YouTube, they will still be able to access content on other platforms.
And with Grayjay, you can download these videos and access them without needing to connect to the internet which is required for YouTube Premium despite the content being downloaded on the YouTube app.
I'm not quite following what is your confusion when he outlined the problem Grayjay is trying to solve.
Very very doubtful. As much as it would be nice to have another OS.