PlasticExistence @ PlasticExistence @lemmy.world

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If you really can't fish it out, just use some drain cleaner. The dry crystal kind works very well and it's inexpensive.

So it's like a Captain America or The Boys situation? Neat!

Takes up more space without any benefit. this version looks "modern" but from a usability standpoint, it is worse.

Gnome 3's guiding philosophy

They got 99 bad guys, but a genome soldier ain't one?

Klepper has several security people around him at those rallies. It would be foolish not to

With systemd, you set the default target to something other than a desktop environment.

That statement in the article is misleading. It's only paywalled while it's in beta. After that he releases to the public for free.

The measly $3/month he asks for pays for him to run a small team of people who analyze boards and schematics, document those findings (also released to the public) and create cores for several different FPGA devices (built upon his own development framework which helps speed up the process). Jotego is probably doing the most to preserve arcade games in FPGA form out of all of the developers who do such work.

I happily pay the $3 every month. Recently Jotego was responsible for producing a finished TMNT core (Furrtek did the board schematics but he dislikes writing cores), The Simpsons, OutRun and more. Moonwalker is just another in a long line of excellent releases.

Any sort of point and click on a game console that only had a D-pad for controlling the pointer. I find them painful and unenjoyable.

#ImWithBender #KillAllHumans

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I have this one from a previous sale. It's good!

It would be great if this were compatible with the upcoming CM5 as well.

I'd recommend getting a good quality Bluetooth adapter known to work well in Linux. Even a decent one shouldn't be expensive. Avoid combo BT/wifi sticks.

A perfect summary of the Human Condition.

Oh, I agree. The older GoW games are perhaps my favorite of their era.

Totally agree. I bought these on sale earlier this year, and I was like, "THIS is what everyone kept recommending?"

They can be fun, but they're PS2 God of War meets Star Wars. I think if you have no nostalgia for them, they're 6.5/10 at best.

Running multiple virtual machines might be one use for all that RAM. I completely agree about going with a NUC (or similar x86-64) unless power consumption is a concern. I stopped buying SBCs once Intel platforms started competing on the low end.

Mattel Electronics IntelliVision (1979)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intellivision

Inconceivable

So perfect fit then.