Ultimately the issue is there’s two things people are talking about:
And people just talking past each other without being clear about which theyre talking about or disguising one as the other
It has since launch?
Steam machine support was an issue with review units that was fixed before launch.
Steam controller works just fine if you pair via bluetooth
To record us? Nah, to make it more useful than just metadata analysis, yeah, I could buy that
Because it almost certainly wasn’t so easy and was something they’ve been working on for a while and just lined up this way
All the ones near me are level 3
It takes 20 mins, and many grocery stores have chargers, plug in when you do your shopping
It builds a cult like environment and makes people feel exclusive that they got through it
Yeah, 1k is kinda a small limit but I get the logic, you can almost always break changes into smaller increments and not mass merge a mega PR that’s hard to review
Yeah, there’ve been a number of incidents of it going off in holsters, or just out when the trigger isn’t pulled and there’s slight slide movement
iirc that was the cause of the original drop safety issues and the more recent uncommanded discharges are still unknown
That’s not the gun just going off, it went off because the trigger was pulled due to not being in a holster.
Anyways, we’re just arguing the semantics of uncommanded discharges vs accidental discharges
Even if it was an accident, he:
Anyone who would do a single one of these things, let alone all of them, isn’t responsible enough to own firearms, and should be prohibited from handling them.
Nah, even if it was an accident he:
That’s bare minimum reckless endangerment and manslaughter.
Anyone who would do a single one of these things, let alone all of them, isn’t responsible enough to own firearms.
And violate at least another fundamental safety rule to have it hit someone.
Reckless endangerment / manslaughter is a bare minimum. You’d have to violate multiple basic safety rules for this to happen even following his story
These are talking about fundamentally different things than guns just going off, people generally use that term to talk about stuff like the p320, not people being idiots and causing negligent discharges.
Wasn’t one of the theories that it had tolerance stacking issues and part wear that made it worse?
I’d count that as poor quality
A lot of modern handguns guns don’t have safeties, to the point I often don’t even see that included as a rule anymore.
But yeah, even if there wasn’t intent, the recklessness is enough to get him on manslaughter at the very least.
You have to violate multiple basic safety rules for this to even be possible
Yeah, you’re violating multiple of the basic gun safety rules if a gun accidentally goes off and kills someone. (p320 excluded)
If those aren’t so drilled into your mind that it’s instinct not to violate them, you aren’t responsible enough to have a gun.
The issue is its not true. The phone just supports GrapheneOS, it doesn’t come with it, you still have to do that