IBNobody @ IBNobody @lemmy.world

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I have one of those holographic sheets and it's interesting to see how fingerprints hide the hologram until you clean it.

I printed a box for my in-laws on it using Galaxy Black and it turned out pretty well. Definitely something that they had never seen before.

And she wasn't even his cousin!

I wish we would get questions like this and answers from the flip-side; people with below average IQ. It always seems everybody in these types of threads consider themselves to be (or test) above average.

I would be interested in the opposite question.

Remember the old days in AOL Chat when we'd randomly tell people to hit Alt-F4?

Part of me thinks that it's not a consumer facing choice but one of cost savings. I bet they have to pay a licensing fee to continue using Denuvo.

Not a copy of Reddit. There seems to be a lack of "fuck u/Spez" art.

We need more systems where we can just replace the power supplies on these bulbs.

There's no way this game should be 100GB for the deck. They should have done what Blizzard did with D4 and offered it without the 4k texture pack bloat.

It could very well be economics of scale. How many people are using Lemmy and Sync for Lemmy compared to Reddit?

I understand where you're coming from, but I have a different perspective.

It's not much bigger than a Switch with a grip. I used it on my last flight to play Vampire Survivors and didn't have any space issues.

I use my Deck and Switch in bed. I use them on the couch when someone else is watching TV. I use them on the toilet. I use them while at the gym. I use them in my car while I'm waiting for an appointment or something.

Basically, I sit in front of a computer all day for work. I don't want to sit in front of a computer all night to game.

Yeah, they aren't as portable as a Gameboy, but they're good enough.

Yeah I just started using it and I haven't seen an ad. I know what ads for Sync looked like on Reddit, too.

It's because it's built on years of quality that Reddit decided to shun.

Yeah, like Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey. Felt like they nailed both the intro and final scene.

Some would argue that horror falls into the "so bad it's good" category, but there's a huge chasm between this movie and things like The Room or Plan 9.

You'll have to hold out for OW Classic (that you'll have to rebuy).