It’s kinda like an open source version of last.fm scrobbling. One feature they have that I was interested in was the weekly discover playlist.

Looks like there was an update:

Update 7/14/25: Pancake has just posted a new update on the Decky Plugin controversy on the Lossless Scaling discord server:

Hello everyone! I’d like to clear up some things after the previous announcement, which caused way too much unnecessary drama.

Behind the scenes, I’ve been talking to both Deck Wizard and Kurt (xXJSONDeruloXx on GitHub), who is the creator of the Decky plugin. The situation we got into was caused purely by poor communication, so we sat down and discussed the future of the plugin together.

Let’s get into the news then. The Decky plugin will remain unofficial and unsupported in this discord, not as a means to discourage using it, but rather to keep the growing load of support away from me, as I have barely anything to do with the plugin. Together with Kurt and Deck Wizard we’ve fixed the major labeling issues in the plugin, as well as created an update video on Deck Wizard’s channel that you can watch here: Future support with the Decky plugin will happen in the Discord server linked in the video description and depending on which category your issue falls into, you may be forwarded to this discord instead.

In the future, some pretty big changes will be coming to lsfg-vk which will likely require a portion of the plugin to adapt. I will be working with Kurt to get the changes into the plugin as quickly as possible, however this warrants a whole other announcement and I can’t promise any timeframe (it could be hours, days or weeks).

Pancake - Creator of lsfg-vk

Doesn’t seem like that much controversy. Just a plugin that got released early in development and will have to be rewritten at some point. I’d probably hold off until a full release but early showcases I’ve seen of it seem really promising and I’m excited to see the completed version.

https://github.com/xXJSONDeruloXx/decky-lossless-scaling-vk

Is ram that’s used on arm chips usually lower power than x86 or can they be interchangeable?

I’ve always pronounced it lib-ray

Didn’t know they were using servers thought it was p2p. Good to see they’re still ok with mods though. For the most part anyways.

Joycon doesn’t have magnets the switch itself does. Although when docked with the switch it probably would interfere. I have to imagine there’s a way to program against that if there’s a consistent magnetic source.

“John Gonzalez confirms its not for Fallout: New Vegas 2” FUCK

If you’re using Android it’s more than likely just an OS issue. I have had a lot of issues on my phone trying to use passkeys let alone just the password manager.

I will say I kinda rolled my eyes at the end where he said he’d remake digg with ai but the idea of having comments be auto moderated to be detected as contributing to a conversation of the article vs attacking someone seemed interesting.

Kinda hard to not be financially sound when you own Fortnite

I’ve noticed a lot of issues showing up for the Kia and Hyundai cars security wise. I wonder if they’re having issues because there’s more focus on those cars or if their security is really that bad.

This is something I’ve always wanted from them ever since I learned that the current ways that emulate x86 use proton on top of a bunch of other stuff. Would love if this was able to be used on phones.

I wouldn’t say anything specifically better or worse compared to sync but it’s close enough, feature wise, that I found myself using it more and there’s no ads.

I used to only use Sync coming from reddit. No other app was able to replace it until I started using Summit. Now Summit is pretty much all I use for Lemmy.

It still sucks so much that silent hills never got made. I never had any interest in the franchise but I still knew about how culturally significant it was and PT seemed like such a masterpiece of a demo that the game would’ve been fantastic.

“Hyundai and Kia aren’t alone in this high-tech fight. The same resellers offer console-like devices that can brute force key combinations for modern Infiniti, Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Subaru and Toyota vehicles, among other makes not sold in the U.S.”

Didn’t even see that part in the article that’s concerning. Maybe not all manufacturers but a lot of them need to step their security up then.

Does this update cover the new issue where the keyless cars can be broken into?

https://insideevs.com/news/724328/hyundai-kia-ioniq-5-gameboy/

I saw a comment about that on the video I watched. Seems like the way to make it learn was to tap on the correct suggestion.