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minus-squarefu@libranet.deOPlinkfedilinkarrow-up7arrow-down1·2 years ago@jeebus @LoreleiSankTheShip the “Xbox Controller” concern is a little bit of a media boogeyman. Similar controllers are used for military vehicles too.
minus-squareSHITPOSTING_ACCOUNT@feddit.delinkfedilinkarrow-up4·2 years agoUsing a controller is reasonable. Not having redundancy would be insane. This article suggests they hand plenty of redundancy for surfacing.
minus-squareANGRY_MAPLE@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilinkarrow-up3·edit-22 years ago"The Logitech F710 gamepad is a third-party wireless controller that can be used to play PC games. It is one of the cheaper and least reliable controllers currently on the market, and suffers from a number of issues. Numerous reviews on Amazon claim that it often suffers from connectivity issues, where the controller refuses to connect wirelessly". https://www.the-sun.com/tech/8411660/titan-video-game-controller-titanic-missing/amp/ Idk if the same trustworthiness applies to the specific controller that was allegedly used
@jeebus @LoreleiSankTheShip the “Xbox Controller” concern is a little bit of a media boogeyman. Similar controllers are used for military vehicles too.
Using a controller is reasonable. Not having redundancy would be insane. This article suggests they hand plenty of redundancy for surfacing.
"The Logitech F710 gamepad is a third-party wireless controller that can be used to play PC games.
It is one of the cheaper and least reliable controllers currently on the market, and suffers from a number of issues.
Numerous reviews on Amazon claim that it often suffers from connectivity issues, where the controller refuses to connect wirelessly".
https://www.the-sun.com/tech/8411660/titan-video-game-controller-titanic-missing/amp/
Idk if the same trustworthiness applies to the specific controller that was allegedly used