The ones mentioned in OP seem to be one user that is spreading their questions around multiple accounts, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing if they’re posted at a rate that would be fine with a single account, and if they aren’t using more than one account in a particular thread.

I don’t think they directly interact with each other, but they do upvote each other’s threads. Example

Cheers for providing a different possible interpretation for those accounts. I didn’t see them comment on their deletions anywhere and as I wrote, my own attempts to reach out to them were only met with immediate deletions. It’s certainly possible that they’re human, even though I slightly lean towards the bot interpretation right now. Unfortunately, it’s just really hard to tell nowadays.

Just did!

I’m not sure either, but there are 2 scenarios I can think of:

• At some point, the bot accounts will edit all their old posts to some kind of spam adverts
• The accounts post harmless, normal posts for a few months to appear legitimate, then pivot to posting targeted political propaganda for some kind of state or private actor

CmdrGraves is one of them, yes. Haven’t seen war soldier, but I guess that’s probably another one then.

These are the likely ones I’ve identified

Shadow79@piefed.social

SilentStriker@piefed.social

LtDan@lemmy.zip

CmdrGraves@lemmy.zip

\TacticalRaptor@feddit.org

Not really. It’ll apply to huge product groups like smartphones. Switch 2 will also get removable batteries for example.

It’s on the FAQ about the Switch 2 battery revisions, under “What does that mean for Nintendo Switch consoles in Europe?”. From what I’ve read, it’s about the production date. After February 2027, all newly made devices need to have replaceable batteries, but remaining stock can still be sold.

Also, I think Star Fox would make a good single player, third-person shooter.

Star Fox Assault was pretty much that. Definitely something they should revisit (but hopefully not just as another remake).

Facial recognition goes beyond face tracking, by running an algorithm that identifies an individual by their facial features. It can use face tracking as one of its base technologies, yes, but not with the same goal and it generally needs different and more detailed data points than the simple face tracking you’d use for an AR feature like this one.

I’m sorry, but I’m really not sure what you’re trying to say with Andross, nor have you explained the connection to the Virtual Boy. Are you trying to spin some great conspiracy where Nintendo is monitoring us via facial recognition and has somehow been doing that since the 90s?

That’s not facial recognition, it’s face tracking. And it is a chat feature. What exactly is supposed to be the problem here? Also I’m not sure why you linked the Virtual Boy, which didn’t have a camera, face tracking or even a chat.

And surely that would be falsely labelled, right?

I’m pretty sure that was the joke, considering the final sentence.

True, didn’t realize that either. Currently available in 26 countries it seems. Hopefully they’ll expand to the rest of Europe soon!

It’s supposed to be for the same household, but I have no idea whether it’s enforced or not.

I’m currently on a trial month of Qobuz and I think it’s pretty good. It’s from France and it has a similar price to Spotify, but you get actual hi-fi music quality. They also pay the artists better than Spotify. Plus you can also just buy the music as DRM-free downloads and you get a discount for that on the higher subscription tier. The music library is a bit smaller than Spotify, but it still has like 90% of my library, despite my taste not being very mainstream. Works with Android Auto as well.

They applied for membership back in 1987, but were quickly rejected due to not being European.

Yes, it is. Not boycotting South Korea or anything, but it’s still nice to buy something European instead. Also my experience with Samsung was pretty mixed.

Fairphone 6 or an earlier model? That’s surprising if the 6 doesn’t work with Slovenia’s 5g network, as it supports all the necessary bands.

My Fairphone is on its way and should arrive today. Replacing my semi-broken Samsung Galaxy Flip 4. Let’s see how it goes!

Keep in mind that this is much more powerful hardware than what previous games were running on.

And it looks a little bit more graphically impressive than previous instalments?

Definitely, but anything else would have been very disappointing. They have much more hardware power at their disposal compared to Switch 1 after all. I don’t know if I’d say that these are impressive graphics by Switch 2 standards, but they’re finally at a point where they look nice, which is ultimatey all that matters.

You’re right, but neither is Github. You don’t want your proprietary code on some corporate platform. A self-hosted git server is the way to go for that.

The strength of platforms like Codeberg and Github lies in having a large userbase who can access your project to post issues, contribute code etc. No point in using them for things like private repos.