Locally to a file?

Should be similar on most Linux distros.

Google Authenticator is good. The only downside can be keeping multiple phones so you have a backup. I don’t know if there’s something similar on iOS but on Android Aegis is an open source alternative that is compatible with Google Authenticator and lets you locally export your codes

Can you mount them? If so what does that look like?

I can’t say I blame them when it comes to going with what’s comfortable.

I used Windows and Linux while in school so it’s what I got used to. Whenever I use MacOS I feel incredibly lost

Can you tell us some fun facts or stories?

It likely depends instance to instance due to how Lemmy is federated. You may want to try browsing some small communities that you enjoy and seeing if they want an extra mod.

I imagine a lot of the time they don’t feel the need to actively looking for one just yet but if the community sees a surge in people that might change in a hurry

I haven’t come across a general community for it though to answer your question

I saw a comment once that said they are like sharks in that they can smell fear.

Yeah. Would be nice for those of us that never got to try out the online mode. I also don’t think it’s available on Playstation past the PS3

Such a shame. I thought they used some unofficial version of the API. I wonder what other open source front end I was thinking of?

I really think it comes down to the individual. I personally think that Aldous Huxley’s book Brave New World was likely derived at least partially from the book We by Russian author Yevgeny Zamyatin but both Aldous Huxley and my 10th grade English teacher would disagree. I don’t think it’s wrong to take someone else’s work and add upon it in a way you view beneficial. I view it as a natural evolution if anything and if it gives someone something to enjoy or makes the creative processes a little easier I’m all for it.

Yeah I mean I’m not talking about ReactOS. It’s hard to measure the amount of malware per market share.

I imagine it’s weighted unevenly dependent on it’s user base and target demographic.

I agree but I feel like the obscurity aspect faded out with the I’m a Mac and I’m a PC ads

Yeah in the same remixing a song is considered original

Ah yes me the intellectual using Kali Linux to play Skyrim

I’ve been a user for years and I would agree with that. The only issue I’ve seen people have recently are with Red Hat and their recent source code policy change

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/06/red-hats-new-source-code-policy-and-the-intense-pushback-explained/

Isn’t the whole Macs don’t get viruses thing a myth by this point?

There are a lot more sources for random untrustworthy Windows software than there are for MacOS but that’s on the user the same way keeping your OS up to date is.

That’s what I’m saying. I don’t think any other firmware has those features

My issue is screens cracking. I will drop a device from several feet onto concrete and nothing will happen but I’ll bump it off the couch onto carpet and half the screen is shattered

I actually plan on selling mine soon. I have an RP3+ for PSP and above and an RG35XX for day to day use.

I do find the use of one analog stick on the RG351V a little odd considering it struggles with PSP. I get it can be useful for homebrew or if you want a D pad replacement but I’m in the camp of two sticks or nothing.