This is great, but many many computer games simply do not grow with changes in hardware over time. That's not a console exclusive problem.
Outdated libraries, relying on features no longer supported by the OS, coding game elements reliant on the lack of speed of old hardware, automatic engine updates breaking old functionality.
The list goes on and on.
Oh great - now the deathcult in charge of the world's governments will now try to stop the earth's magnetic core to bring the rapture.
Because it's using neon bulbs and they require a fairly high voltage to turn on.
Why in the world is this 91v? Seems like you could easily pull something similar off at much lower voltage
@free Sometimes "coolness" and cost effectiveness just don't play well together.
That's super cool. I see a lot of potential for e-ink displays that is just starting to take off. Billboards, airport info boards, programmable qr codes. It's so much nicer to look at a display that isn't backlit and they just sip power. This is a perfect application for one.
Are there any affordable AR glasses that you could actually do real work with?
really reinforces the notion that BcacheFS is at best an experimental Alpha-level filesystem implementation and should probably not be used with important data or systems.
Yes, that's why it's hidden behind an expérimental flag, and the developer himself says it's not quite ready yet to remove the flag.
So I don't understand what's so controversial about this.
The only controversy I'm aware of is Linus rejecting somes patches because they were submitted late in the release cycle, and the develeper didn't follow the proper review and testing process. This is more of a process/human relation issue, and seems to be resolved as Linus is accepting his patches again.
Probably yes. I dunno, I just have schematics, knowledge, and a fuckload of spare parts.
I might even scrap my dual orientation USB-A cord that is designed to plug in either way, and perhaps install a switch on it to either short the data lines or not.
Now I have new ideas to toss into the backburner brain bin..
Don't these exist? A USB condom.
This reminds me, I've been thinking of making a data-breaker USB adapter for years now, that shorts out the data lines (as per proper USB-A charger cable specs), just in case..
Surprisingly well made, you know what that means.
They totally should have called it a "Notebook Brick". Just for the little bit of extra alliteration there.
I had a neighbor that had a solar powered and controlled door on his henhouse. A coyote was very satisfied with how well it worked, the song dogs ate great that morning.
Oh that's really cool.
I remember using Pokemon stadium to play my games on the TV. Nostalgia rush
This looks like a frosty glass of Mountain Dew Baja blast, and I want to try some.
I’m drowning in $10 sealea clones here. They are not 400 mhz, but quantity has a quality of its own.
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