Found when browsing Market-Place. Looks like a serious sellers. Although no mentioning of low-ballers and tyre kickers.

I'm on a P14s Gen3 AMD using Windows 10.

My question is: Is there a way in Windows to tweak the Trackpoint "neutral position" timer?

I frequently to use the TrackPoint to slowly scroll and sometimes move the mouse slowly. Sometimes the mouse pointer just works well as a reading aid.

The problem seems to be that the Trackpoint keeps "re-setting" its centre position every 2 seconds.

So, If I move it slowly on screen it will often just stop, so I have to start pressing harder to keep going at the same slow speed. If I then let go of the trackpoint it will then shoot into the opposite direction.

See the Video here where I move right until it forcefully stops. When I let go it goes left: https://streamable.com/2nbcy0

I've already played with the mouse speed setting, but it doesn't change the behaviour.

Great video released by Saint Javelin. Don't forget to buy swag their swag as they donate heavily in Ukraine or donate directly to one of the many charities that support Ukraine in their fight against the invasion.

These are taken off their website:

UNITE WITH UKRAINE https://www.unitewithukraine.com/

DRONE ARMY - UNITED 24 X UNITE WITH UKRAINE https://www.unitewithukraine.com/united24

UKRAINIAN WORLD CONGRESS https://www.ukrainianworldcongress.org/support-uwc/

SUPPORT UKRAINE NOW - ALL COUNTRIES https://supportukrainenow.org/

SUPPORT UKRAINE NOW - CANADA https://supportukrainenow.org/translate-and-share-this/local-versions/canada

HELP US HELP CHARITY https://helpushelp.charity/

Spans down on road section of the Kerch bridge.

I've been on nebula for a while now. A thing that I miss compared YouTube is the comment section.

It allows interaction between creators and viewers as well as amongst viewers themselves. I love picking up details in the comments about the video I'm watching or just watched.

The idea has been floating around for over 3 years on this now declining platform. https://www.reddit.com/r/watchnebula/comments/foqjt1/nebula_comment_section/

Given that Lemmy is decentralized, I can totally see the Nebula team integrating comments through a Lemmy instance.

What do do you all think?

It lasted nearly 2 weeks longer than I had anticipated. First it slowed and now it's finally dead. "Error 429 - Too many requests" is the message I'm greeted with.

Thanks Ruben for your work. I wish I had known the Boost app earlier.

Im now eagerly awaiting Boost for Lemmy.