noxypaws

That's neat, but if they're still prone to stick drift and if they aren't free replacements (looks like $20 apiece, that's a bit insane) then that doesn't really improve the situation

Oh that's good to know! If I didn't have to worry about stick drift I might consider the Dualsense Edge

What is this backdoor you speak of?

What other controllers? No other controllers expose back buttons as individually assignable buttons that I'm aware of except Steam Deck and Steam Controller since those use Steam's own interface instead of xinput or dinput

None have additional buttons on the back that can be mapped as new buttons, they're all just rebinding existing buttons. Steam deck is pretty special in that regard. I would REALLY like to have those four extra buttons available for couch PC gaming.

Then don't fucking use it

KDE stuff isn’t used on commercially-available products that need tech support

I'm sure there are organizations using Plasma desktop with IT departments supporting it, but I definitely take your point that Apple has orders of magnitude more spending on UI/UX and software development

I'm largely curious about Finder these days since I used macOS almost exclusively from the G4 days right up until about the time they switched to ARM, so it's been a few years. I'm curious if Apple has made any significant improvements to Finder in the past, say, four years?

Dolphin seems great to me! What do you think Finder does better than Dolphin?

waifu

you completely lost me here.

ER.

Granted I haven't watched ER since it was on TV in the 90s, but I have gone out of my way to hear that glorious theme song so many times!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjCnHJ8wIuM

Teardrop, yep!

Winter tires on their own set of wheels. Expensive upfront, but easy to switch out twice a year at zero additional expense. I run summers half the year and winters the other half, so I'm usually on the best tires, temperature wise. Safer and more fun driving all around.