[–] 3 points 1 week ago

Not from SP specific devices. If you're looking for clamshell devices, there's been a surge of those lately. Bwith hardware getting expensive, they're pretty pricey now, or about to be discontinued.

AYN Thor is the flagship right now. Retroid Flip 2 is also very soilid, but it's discontinued now. Rtroid might still have the final stock onsale on their website. There are two variations of it, get the stronger chip, I think it's almost the same price.

Retroid just released the pocket duo which could play PS2 well (idk if the duo lite can too or not), and Ambernic is supposed to also release another clamshell handheld soon. I don't think their current clamshells can run PS2.

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  • [–] 5 points 1 week ago (3 children)

    The Ambernic devices are probably the best ones. They have the RGSP which has the same aspect ratio of the original GBA, if you're looking for that. The RG35XXSP, which has a 4:3 aspect ratio, which makes it better for most other retro consoles. You can add overlays to fill up a 4:3 screen to make it work well with GBA.

    They both can play GBA, N/SNES, PS1 and genesis games without issues. I've gotten some PSP use out of it too, as long as it's RPG-like games, nothing too intensive.

    I personally like the Miyoo Mini Flip better because a custom OS for it, OnionOS, is so well made for how minimal it is, but I don't entirely recommend it because of how small it is and it basically caps out at PS1 games. It's also that I love the Miyoo Mini Plus device, and I can move the SD card between the two devices for when I'm on the go.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 month ago (1 child)

    My tinfoil hat theory is also that the US currently do not have the enough energy to supply all the expanding data centers, so we're starting our imperialism again for oil.

    Shortly after the Venezuela insurgency where we stole their oil, Trump rambled on about how he met the CEO of Nvidia, and he bragged about securing oil for him, I wish I could dig up that clip again.

    I'm sure Iran was also for stealing their oil for our data centers. Israel probably convinced us that we would win a joint operation, and everything else was convenient excuses to justify an invasion.

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  • [–] 22 points 2 months ago

    Same thing happened in 2023 when Massachusetts imposed a 4% millionaire tax. Everyone parroted that businesses would leave, but the opposite happened. People moved in and the number of millionaires increased overtime.

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  • [–] 68 points 3 months ago* (4 children)

    No one is. MAGA-pilled people act against their own self-interest to own the libs, they think the left must do the same.

    Now that RFK is pushing people to get vaccinated, they think the libs must be embarrassed being pro-vaccine.

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  • [–] 145 points 3 months ago (3 children)

    RFK blames Faucci for the measles outbreak and is calling people bad parents for not vaccinating their kids against measles.

    When called out about his anti-vaccine rhetoric he's been spouting the last few years, he's crashing out and being defensive about how people are twisting his words / that's not what he said / etc.

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  • [–] 3 points 5 months ago

    Not employed, in education or training. In education or training usually implies that it's to get a job later.

    It usually more specifically someone who chooses not to pursue a job or career prospects. (Ie: being laid off for long periods of time but still looking for work doesnt count)

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  • [–] 8 points 8 months ago

    You ever copy a link and it's like 3 paragraphs long? Most likely, most of that link is has additional query string parameters that's used for tracking. You could probably remove most of, if not everything after the '?' in those URLs, and it will work fine, but remove all the tracking info.

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  • [–] 4 points 9 months ago*

    Magic is unique and already has decades of history with set game modes, metas and very well thought out card pools people already enjoy. With how the cards are structured, people have also made other game modes from the cards, which adds a level of sandbox-iness that doesn't exist in most other games.

    Cards aren't also typically power scaled to irrelevance, so people's history with the game usually carries forward to eternal formats.

    Also, the community is already overwhelmingly pro-proxy for certain formats / game modes, and being pro-proxy is seeping into other formats too. Everytime shit like this happens with WotC/Hasbro, the default reaction from a lot of people is "I'll just proxy the cards".

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