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Those diagrams were very helpful and nicely made, thanks for sharing!

Would that mean that walking on flat ground is difficult for them, since they would have to keep putting in effort to open the talons?

It also made me go back and watch the video of the owl that fell over after anaesthesia. Watching it again now, the dressing on the feet that were open the talons, might have limited its mobility even more than I thought

https://youtube.com/watch?v=0cAYtqXtqSE

I'm more of an outsider for this community / hobby, but I thought the post was neat :)

I went looking for the emulator I was thinking of, and it looks like that recommendation also changed

Aethersx2 is a port of PCSX2 for Android. However, the developer rage quit and it's now removed from the play store. What you really want to do is get your hands on Nethersx2 which is a mod of aethersx2.

Sounds like some janky workaround to address complaints they got from users

This is an old thread now, but if you have any other issues with that frontend, you can also try their community here: https://lemmy.ca/c/tesseract@dubvee.org

There is also this from our previous census, but the data is fairly outdated now with how much the frontends have changed:

https://fedecan.ca/en/announcements/2024-02-10_censusResults#_3-6-desktop-interface-usage

Thanks for sharing! I think the image helps a lot with getting the post seen :)

Maybe a triangle with concave sides?

If not, there are always the !nostupidquestions@lemmy.world communities

Did smarttube have custom feeds? I only saw playlists (where you add videos to them manually) and the ability to pin individual channels to the sidebar.

What I have in mind is an option that lets you scroll through the recent content from a group of channels (ex. cooking, travel, self hosting, tech review, etc.)

Very cool! Have you explored running this on an Android TV at all, since that's what I was thinking of trying this on. That way you can flip through channels without needing to deal with login on TVs. Also I don't think YouTube supports making feeds for channel types (ex. Cooking etc.), whereas an RSS feed would make it possible

Welcome 😊