Just limit lor. U r the parent u set the rules. My kids finish screen time liao then just read books play sports or fight w each other. Just bask in the chaos and continue resting

A large part of the problem lies in the adult and partially society norms.

Majority of the time , adults spent time on screen , and OT (and lack of energy for parenting)- the screen time for adult is huge.

Adults need to learn first how to manage their screen time , then we can talk about parenting with lesser screen time.

I’m a parent. I pick my kid age 2+ from playground at 6+. Buy dinner reach home around 7. Eat dinner finish usually 730. Get to finish bathing her at 8pm.

So who’s going do the housework? Clear the trash from dinner? Dont you guys need check your emails or sometimes just have to reply urgent?

Really no choice 8-9pm screen time so we can do some chores.

Then is reading before bedtime.

So before you blame it on parents, we do not have any rest and really need that hr to do everything.

FYI: 1hr is really not enough. After our girl goes to sleep we have to continue the chores til late.

Pick up kid from childcare at 7pm, then bring kids to playground for half an hour to run around, then there is less evening time after their dinner to do things lol.

Adults dont even limit their own screen time

Chrono Gear: Warden of Time - Turn back the clock and fight to repair Time itself in this cinematic action platformer with fast sword combat and time-based powers. You are the Warden of Time, Ouro Kronii - be proud and fight hard!

See it on Steam

I've never owned a PS3 myself, but I remember reading that folks behaved a bit worse on PSN. My personal explanation is that people treat a paid account with an subscription differently to a free one. Also you had this rating-system on Xbox Live.

What I can tell you is that in 2014 PSN was equally as good as Xbox Live.

I used both back then — matchmaking/stability felt similar to me, and 360 definitely had the superior interface (especially after Sony neutered the PS3 store around the PS4’s launch), but PS3/Vita online being free is what won me over in the end, since I didn’t have much to spend back then. I’ve rarely purchased Gold since 2015, mainly because I hate supporting Microsoft’s lack of Gold family share on the 360 and there aren’t many people on anymore

Xbox 360, as in, all parts of the online experience was better back then for me.

As in, using UI in the stores, grouping up and messaging friends, online game stability, latency, all of it. It just was rather expensive compared to PSN and it is not like that was necessarily bad. Just a bit less good in my experience.

Never been a fanboy of anything, but I remember that I could easily download like 10 games easily on 360, but I think it took years for PS3. Had a loading to make it download one game in the background, the bigger the game the longer it was to wait just to make it download in the background.

Then... You had to stupid install the game. Here goes another hour.

Oh, now I can start it. Hahaha NOPE ! There goes the 2gb patch that you didn't download yet. Here goes another hour.

To me back in the day, I had friends with both but I had 360. Even though I had to pay for Gold, it was a great gaming experience. Back then, it seemed everyone was on the same playing field connection wise. Ps3 was similar but because I had way more inconsistencies online, I felt it was inferior. I liked the free part, but getting into a lobby on COD4, I would have a lot more shots, that I would normally hit on Xbox, pretty much be non existent. Just my opinion though.

Google maps is down.

Can’t answer but I’m experiencing the same since today.

Wait until it happens when you’re competing with someone else. RIP.

Sorry I know this doesn’t answer your question.

Im experiencing this too on mobile 

yeap everyone is facing this issue, dont play ranked guys 💔💔

One important aspect of the show to me is that it is one of the first crime shows to regularly do on-location filming. Only a few series had done this before, and usually very sparingly. To me it makes the stories much more believable and exciting when filmed at real locations.

This made Mannix (and soon after Hawaii Five-O) stand out from contemporary shows like The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and Mission Impossible, which were still very focused on sets and the studio backlot.

Everybody I knew watched it when I was young. There have been times in my life when I've asked myself the question, "Well, what would Mannix do?"

Joe gets punched in the head in every episode, Peggy is in the latest 60’s fashion and the cars are a gear heads dream.

Gail Fisher was great in the role of Peggy.

I'm 65 yrs old. Have been watching Mannix when it showed brand new in the late 60's, and still 👀 watch it every night. Mannix is just cool as fuck

He had a custom Olds Toronado for a bit. That was a cool car.

I still like the theme song.

It's a great show, especially the early episodes. There is something very stripped down, straight ahead about the writing and production. Not a lot of superfluous distractions. Plus, there's Peggy.

Excellent writing and acting...

Someone needs to count how many times he got knocked out

> Like maybe mom and dad are watching a non-kid show while baby is in the room sort of paying attention but there’s no context for them to understand it.

Yes, this would still count as screen time as it has been studied (at least in this study).

>Methods

>This Australian prospective cohort study used speech recognition technology to understand young children's screen exposure over an average day. Data collection occurred every six months when children were 6, 12, 18 and, 24 months old (n = 207). The technology provided automated counts of children's exposure to electronic noise. Audio segments were then coded as screen exposure. Prevalence of screen exposure was quantified, and differences between demographics examined.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10122061/

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I am selling my Legion Go and getting the Xbox Ally X. I love my Go, but the ergonomics just kill my hands.

We already knew Xbox FSE (full screen experience) was coming to other devices, but Lenovo are the first to officially confirm it for their upcoming Legion Go 2. That launches two weeks after the Xbox Ally, on October 31st, but Xbox FSE won't be available on it until Spring 2026.

Per the article:

>- The Asus ROG Xbox Ally and more powerful ROG Xbox Ally X will be released on October 16 and will feature the ‘Xbox full screen experience’ (FSE), a new mode that boots the handheld straight into an Xbox app instead of loading the full Windows shell.

>- By not booting the entirety of Windows, Microsoft says the Xbox FSE will allocate more system resources to running the game, meaning performance is optimised.

>- Although Asus’s handhelds will be the first to feature the Xbox FSE, it’s not permanently exclusive to those systems. Xbox will be rolling it out to other devices, including the original Asus ROG Ally and Ally X, over time.

>- Now, in an interview with The Verge, a Lenovo spokesperson has confirmed that the Xbox FSE will be coming to its newly announced high-end Windows handhelds at a later date... Lenovo spokesperson Jeff Witt told the publication that it would be coming to the handheld in Spring 2026.

>- The Lenovo Legion Go Gen 2 will also be released this October, and boasts an 8.8 inch OLED screen, a 144Hz refresh rate, removable controllers and a similar AMD Ryzen processor to the ROG Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X. It will cost $1,099 for the base model, all the way up to $1,479 for the model with the most powerful processor, 32GB of RAM and 2TB of storage.

I mean, the Xbox Rog Ally isn’t going to be that much cheaper

That’s what PC handhelds go for

But then you must have bought some of these devices on a discount, since the Series X plus the PS5 alone is already a grand. With the current pricings for all these four devices I come more close to $2K.

But the point is clear, of course. Keep in mind, however, that consoles are generally lower in price than handheld PCs because the companies don't aim at making money off of console sales (they even effectively lose money by offering them at a lower price). Instead, the idea is to get players into their ecosystem so that they spend money on games in the store.

In case of the handheld PCs, like the Legion Go, Lenovo or Asus really want to make money by selling these devices, since their production ain't cheap. This is why I hope that Xbox will still make its own handheld sometime in the future, as this could also potentially be cheaper in price than a handheld PC.

It's both.  First and third party Xbox Consoles, and third party Xbox PCs, Xbox Laptops, Xbox Handhelds.  Xbox Cloud is handled by MS only.  

The Xbox Ally has a lot of Armory Crate's functionality (TDP control, game profiles, etc) incorporated into the Xbox guide menu, so other OEMs presumably have to do some work to integrate their own equivalent software before they can ship it.

You should contact meta, and ask about RMA under warranty if it needs to be fixed. They will technically still do it for secondhand devices, but they are strict with the warranty time period.

Which oculus device

You can try using the update tool to reinstall the entire OS. If that doesn't fix your issue I think you'll need to contact Meta support or a 3rd party repair service as it's likely not a software but hardware issue.