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Enabling Spacebar: Allow normal swipes to work with slide gestures, in keyboard settings will enable the following:

Swipe left and right to move the cursor by a single character.
Allow us to use the other characters on the spacebars in the typesplit layouts.

Enabling Backspace: Allow normal swipes to work with slide gestures, in keyboard settings will enable the following:

Swipe left to delete whole words to the left of the cursor.
Swipe right to delete whole words to the right of the cursor.

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Steam accounted for over 20% of Capcom's total revenue, nearly double PlayStation's share in the past fiscal year

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From the article:

According to Capcom’s securities report for the fiscal year ended March 2026, revenue generated through Valve Corporation (Steam) totaled 40.383 billion yen, or approximately $252 million USD. That accounted for 20.7% of the company’s total revenue for the year, which includes income from all of Capcom’s businesses (not only games, but arcades, amusement facilities, etc.).

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US inflation rose to 3.8% in April, eroding Americans’ paychecks

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Important to distinguish two types of deflation from each other.

Type one is the deflation that is caused by contraction of the money supply. In the current system if the M2 aggregate shrinks it causes deflation. Slowing economy causes bankruptcies which cause shrinking of M2 which looks as a deflation and forces more slowing down of economy as money gets scarce. Central banks inflate money supply to fight this kind of deflation. If you are not rich already, you will never see any money from these money bags.

Type two deflation is natural and happens organically with progress. We saw natural deflation for years in electronics, where it beated the inflation targets by central banks. And prices of electronics were going down in the whole sector without disturbance. Savings allows you to eventually buy more efficient products.