For a media UI, it was remarkably confident in itself. “Hey, I know I’m not showing you immediately what you want to see right now, but just hang tight and look at the beautiful background while you navigate. Look at these elegant Frutiger metro icons. Listen to the hearty clicks the bar makes as you flip through the categories. Don’t worry, the joystick maps right onto the bar movement. You already know what you’re doing.”

Now it seems like UI’s are embarressed to be on the screen at all. “oh, uh, I bet you wanted to see a picture of your game right? Or… netflix? Or… The store or something? Umm. Let me just give you all of your options in an order I think will be your ‘favorite’”

Yeah. Adding new menu items looks complex, might require recompiling a custom retroarch build

Try playing disco elysium

debian? No. BSD? Maybe.

This is probably what I’ll end up doing, but then all the movies / tv / audio menus in kodi are just wasted space

My experience with kodi is that it’s over complicated, and not as robust as jellyfin. I would constantly nav into the wrong menu and the ui is clunky

Not everyone has gone to jail, but if the govt has your fingerprints it’s easier to get convicted regardless of your innocence.

Clear Blue is like this, but they use your iris scan. You have to scan every time to skip the line. But the TSA precheck just fingerprints you once when you sign up IIRC

e.g. Period tracking apps being used as evidence when prosecuting people who seek abortions

A lot of people have just accepted surviellance for convienience.

People close to me get TSA precheck even though it requires fingerprinting, because “the government already has your fingerprints”

But if they did, why would they need to ask your for them?

It just takes time. More passionate posters will come. Reddit is mostly ai-generated at this point.

I wish more technically focused communities had a real home here. I’ll google something, and see that the project I’m working on has a dedicated subreddit where someone asked my question. Wish I could see lemmy in my search results.