COVID was a huge factor in the 2021 increase, though. That doesn’t mean that you aren’t right, it’s just that I wouldn’t expect any numbers exceeding that spike anytime soon, even after that awful decision.
That said, US maternal mortality rates are shameful and far exceed any comparably wealthy country and they have been long going in the wrong direction even before COVID.
It all makes a lot of sense when you realize that the pilgrim fathers didn’t travel to America to be free from persecution, but mostly to be free to persecute.
Dear Penthouse RawStory, …
As someone with “founder” status in both services, Stadia’s user experience was far better. It also had the best latency with its direct connect controllers.
While GeForce Now made some steps towards mitigation and cooperation, with 2FA it’s often still a mess of tediously logging into PC launchers before finally being able to play. And because the hardware changes every time, this repeats before every session.
GFN’s library of compatible games is still stupidly limited, yet has all remaining competitors beat by a wide margin. And it has by far the most powerful hardware.
Both of those things probably make it the best streaming service right now, and outweigh the shortcomings. But “good” is doing a lot of heavy lifting there.
Had she retired on time, she would have been remembered as a trailblazer instead of a stubborn, senile, roadblock. The general public would have felt sadness instead of relief.
Are you seriously suggesting running a Plex server on the Steam Deck in addition to the Plex media player? Because last I checked, the Plex media player can play (I think) but not index them. I’m a happy Plex user with lifetime Plex pass, but that’s just stupid.
Kodi is a solid standalone solution for exactly what OP is asking, with controller support. Kodi wouldn’t be my first choice for networked media playback, but it’s brilliant for exactly OP’s use case. And it really isn’t laggy unless you overload it with plugins.
OP is talking about local content! Attached to the dock. Plex App is not the right solution for that. Kodi is probably their best choice.
It syncs Lemmy instances, so, naturally:
Sync for Lemmy
Yeah, Lemmy excels at both those things.
I hopped instances a couple of times (and it’s a little annoying that there is no simple way to migrate subscriptions), but so far I’m happy with sh.itjust.works because that’s what it does. I also feel like it defederelizes less aggressively than other instances, with some I was almost surprised by all the content that I couldn’t access.
Why does Ross, the largest friend, not simply eat the other five?