It’s a scam, anyway. I did it once with Progressive when I got my first car. Had good ratings, was promised a solid discount. Next bill comes and it’s the same amount as the previous bill. I call them and they say that the rate went up but with the discount it conveniently went back to the old rate.

If you use the audio captcha it’s done in just one go. That’s been my experience at least after having been stuck in one too many endless loops with pictures.

On their Github you can download it. https://github.com/Helium314/HeliBoard

Scroll down to the glide typing section.

It should be the arm64 library that you need. When you click on load gesture typing library in Heliboard it should say what it wants

I have medium sized hands and it’s very comfortable for me. No trouble reaching any buttons or my hands hurting.

It’s just quite small. There’s no real place to put your wrist. I hover my wrist. Back when I bought it there are a lot of requests for an attachment to expand the whole thing and I know they were working on it but it was for after they moved to a bigger warehouse. That was back in October, iirc, so I’m sure they’ve moved now.

I’ve not kept up with any of it but it might be available now. I know they’re also very active and responsive on their Discord in case you have any questions.

I really like the ones from SGFDevices https://sgfdevices.com. I bought mine back when it was 100 dollars. It seems to be cheaper now. For PS5 you’d need an extra adapter, though. They also sell that.

You can still download and play it. It doesn’t get removed from your library.

About the matchmaking, I don’t know, sorry.

Don’t get your hopes up. The play test from a couple of weeks ago was underwhelming. It seems nothing has changed and that the delay was only for people to forget the initial backlash.

Every character basically plays the exact same except for their traversal abilities.

I recommend Rufus for a hassle-free W11 install. Download the official iso from the Microsoft website and use Rufus to put it on a USB. Rufus has options to bypass the W11 hardware requirements and to bypass the need for Internet while installing W11. This will also disable the need to login to a Microsoft account.

There’s workarounds by going into CMD during the Windows install but Rufus makes it a lot easier.