It happens a lot for me too, but with the latest update I've disabled the far-swipe right being a downvote to prevent it

The autocorrect/keyboard updates have been great!

The UI changes in Messages are awesome! I love finally being able to name non-iMessage group messages. I wish the ability to tap-back with stickers was a thing at this point.

Car Play updates are subtle, but nice overall. I wish I had another device with the beta to test out the Share Play feature because it seems pretty straightforward.

Not too many other noticeable/memorable changes though. I’ve been using it since β1, and the current version does feel the most stable so far.

Quick balls, they’re super easy to recognize, and it’s what I spend the most money on during every play through

I just played the trial for Pikmin 4, then pre-ordered the game

There's complaints of residents getting lost in the woods!

Lemmy is the fediverse link-aggregator, like Reddit

Mastodon is the fediverse microblogging platform, like Twitter

On Lemmy you subscribe to communities, but on Mastodon communities are essentially hashtags, so you can also follow users to get updates directly

I’m glad I went through that stuff in the demo, where I fully expected it. Jumping right into the main game a few days in was another huge bonus for playing the demo.

It's not actually "COMPLETE" - it doesn't include any info from the movie.

I’m pretty sad to see the final Shirt Club

I also use Safari, but I rarely use Private Browsing on my phone and I don’t have the history showing up.

I came here to complain that there’s way more than 21 books on the list.

lemmy.world status according to this thread

The kind of person buying a Mini I would bet is closer to the kind of buyer that has historically bought the SE

I upgraded from an SE to a 13 mini

I started with The Way of Kings and it took me almost a year to get through. Once I finished it, I was sucked in and quickly finished the rest of the books in the Cosmere.

How’d it turn out?

It may not be a total solution, but it would definitely help

Basically AI that watches HD cameras that has 2 jobs:

1. Submits the possible infraction to the officials to be confirmed by a human. The video made it sound like there's already some form of this being used today.
2. Turns on a light on the driver's steering wheel when they go off, so they know exactly where the line is, instead of having to wait until 2-3 laps later when they're actually punished.