u/ElderGoose4

I live in North Shore Suffolk County within the township of Brookhaven. My neighbor has a sizable tree on their lot that borders mine that is rotting and I'm worried about when it falls it might cause a lot of property damage or potential personal injury. From what I found out living in my neighborhood, the owner of the lot with the tree does not even live there and there are renters occupying the home. I want to know what I should do to try and get the owner to remove it and how to cover my ass if it does come crush my house. Should I call my home insurance first, get a certified letter, get a professional assessment of the tree? I can't really afford to go half with them either since I moved in pretty recently. Anyone have a similar situation or insight?

Just got my MM+, updated to Onion OS. Its pretty great but after a few mins of playing, the Y button stays pressed in and is difficult to play with reliably. I have not et opened it up to try and sand the buttons but I might as well get new buttons if I'm opening it up I feel. Does anyone have suggestions with good face buttons?

So I've been living under an actual rock the last few months and by chance saw that Google is planning to eliminate the ability to sideload on Android OS (at least connected to playstore) in September. I think I have that info correct, now I bought a Samsung S20 two years ago for the purpose of being my handheld emulation device and as of lately, main way to play decomps. For my purposes, it has been working great so far. So with this news allegedly coming, my ability to sideload apk's is in jeopardy.

So I want to ask what should my pivot move be? I'm a novice with all of this but I've been looking into a Retroid or a steam deck as I don't believe they are married to having a google account to prevent this. Steam Deck feels a little overkill for my purposes and the form factor is not my favorite so likely a Retroid/Odin or something like that. I believe they also run on android but alas.

I'm admittedly new to this and pretty tech illiterate for the most part outside easy set ups and what not. What are people's current plans for this? Any personal recommendations?