• @TootSweet@lemmy.world
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    1911 days ago

    I turn off autocorrect on anything that offers it. Mostly my android phone, but also on LibreOffice or whatever.

    I also turn off all auto-capitalize, auto-punctuation, etc. When coding, I also hate auto-indent. If I want something indented, I’ll hit tab.

    In short, when I put in text, I want my computing devices to get exactly what I explicitly input and nothing else.

    I also took out the fuse that powers the Starlink connectivity in my Subaru because Subaru’s privacy policy says they’ll record any audio in the cabin they damned well please with no notice or consent (except insofar as existing in the cabin constitutes “consent” because their legal department says so) and send those recordings back to the mothership to use in any way they see fit.

    • @ilmagico@lemmy.world
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      610 days ago

      Nice to know I’m not the only one that dislikes autocorrect on phones, and autocomplete / autoindent (and also auto close parentheses and quotes for me) when coding

    • @foggenbooty@lemmy.world
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      29 days ago

      I will be downvoted but I must stand up for my friend. I LIKE MOTION SMOOTHING!

      There, I said it. I’m glad it’s a feature you can disable so everyone can be happy, but I find 30fps choppy and distracting. Maybe I play too many video games, but high frame rates are the norm on PC. Hell, frame generation is a big feature now, but that’s a topic for another day.

        • @foggenbooty@lemmy.world
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          19 days ago

          Like I said, I’m sensitive to low frame rates and really notice it. Like I’m watching video that is stuttery.

          I know people have a “feel” to cinema that they enjoy and I have no issue with that, but I like the feel of smooth motion. It’s something you should absolutely be able to turn off though.

      • @rabber@lemmy.ca
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        210 days ago

        Roku pushed an update that doesn’t allow you to disable it. I literally don’t understand

  • @BigBenis@lemmy.world
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    1710 days ago

    “Natural scrolling” or whatever it’s called with track pads on laptops where the scroll goes the opposite way your fingers are moving. I don’t know why that’s the default, it makes no sense.

      • @BigBenis@lemmy.world
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        510 days ago

        Yeah, it makes perfect sense on phones. But for whatever reason the disconnect between the trackpad and laptop screen really screws with my brain. It’s like if you tried to drag the scrollbar and it went in the opposite direction you’re dragging it.

      • @gamermanh@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        10 days ago

        Edit: This is meant to be a reply to the scroll wheel thread, I hit the button on the wrong one and am just gonna leave it here

        On a phone you’re actually touching the page and physically moving the page around (not really of course but that’s the action it’s mimicking)

        A scroll wheel is a button-based command, specifically I think it’s literal origin was a different physical space for PgDwn and PgUp

        I can get why people like natural scrolling, sorta, because I invert my axis in some games, but only if they used laptops a lot at some point, as those bridge the gap

  • @jxk@sh.itjust.works
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    1410 days ago

    I enable dark mode on anything that has it.

    Terminal apps: I make the cursor non-blinking.

    Lemmy: Hide seen posts.

  • VindictiveJudge
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    1110 days ago

    Enable y-axis look inversion. Because which way was “normal” and “inverted” hadn’t been standardized when I started gaming and that’s what I learned.

      • /home/pineapplelover
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        10 days ago

        Because for cellphone, I pretty much use wifi only and try to limit data usage. I believe on some devices airplane mode also turns off bluetooth by default as well, but you can still turn on bluetooth while in airplane mode if you need it.

  • @lietuva@lemmy.world
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    99 days ago

    on every new android phone i go to developer options and change animation scaling 0.5x, makes the phone feel much quicker

  • @localbogwitch@lemmy.world
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    11 days ago

    Turning off motion blur and increasing field of view when a game has first person POV. Guaranteed motion sickness for me if I don’t adjust each.