Inaccurate meme - the white and red RCAs in composite typically don't actually carry the left and right channels - usually, the white one is L+R, meaning both the left and right channels combined into one, and the red one is L-R, the difference between the right and left channels.

This is done so that a mono television, which will only have a yellow and white port, will still be able to hear both audio channels, as opposed to having to completely miss out on one of them

Y'know what else would help with "The EU's green revolution"? Bikes and trains.

Most N64 games don't actually use the controller pak, instead using their own battery saves

Hopefully they run passenger service on the line too - it can be an immense help to the rural areas in much of Africa

Honestly, trying to hide the protest by taking even more of the platform down is stupid. I really hope that this stuff leads to Reddit's user numbers dropping permanentally, but I doubt it as it seems like most subreddit only closed for 2 days.

Isn't the EU making them do that in a few years?

Why would a smartwatch need a subscription?? what does it even do?

I don't think they mean that everything should have a GUI, but everything that a regular user is expected to do. I still haven't been able to figure out how to create a .7z file in Linux without using the CLI, and that's a pretty normal thing to want to do I feel

It's possible that it might only be a thing in PAL regions - I'd try, but I don't have anything that uses composite to try now.

Unfortunately, there are many people still on Reddit. I predict that this is going to be like the Twitter migration, where more and more people join alternatives with every bad decision the company makes

I don't entirely agree with this - there are many places accross the world where public transit stops at wilderness locations to allow people to access them without a car. It's a matter of making sure that you can't have any "development" around the transit stop.

To be fair, sarcasm specifically can be VERY hard to convey via text or even voice, which is where a majority of communication happens nowadays.