Last week to store recovery codes from 2fa
Worse is C E which is just a made in china mark which looks like a CE mark
I saw it the same as buying the expansion packs for games like the Sims or Rollercoaster tycoon. But without going to the store
I use FreeCAD professionally. Since their 1.0 release its honestly better software. And feature parity with Fusion 360.
The issue I have with FreeCAD is that there is a massive learning curve to it, due to the accuracy the software needs.
As updates come out the software is getting better at lowering the requirement, but honestly it’s the best CAD software I’ve been able to get my hands on.
Gino on the other hand feels like it’s designed for image manipulation than image creation. Still use it if I need to touch up a photo. But Affinity and Photoshop does a much better job
Another was being able to turn on your system with the controller. In the past it made no sense since you'd probably need to change the game disc/cart. But these days I can't image another system without being able to turn it on from a controller.
That’s insulting.
Bears have more self control and are much more predictable than this. /s
I think if they stopped blatantly shipping ROMs with the systems, it’d be harder to nail them down.
I think that depends on you budget. If the Sky is the limit a Bamboo X2D or a Prusa Core 1 are good options.
But if you are going for a lower budget, look for a printer with auto bed leveling and availability of spare parts. Printer nozzle and print bed and considered consumables.
If you find one with a direct drive extruder it’s a winner.
Made with layers has been doing this for a while now. Love their reviews.
I love modern 3d printer. Press button and get really good prints first try.
RPCS3 can do Infamous 1 & 2, its just not optimized according to the Wiki
Pfffffff hahahaha, are you also going to go after weed walker too?
The USA is a joke
a bit of warping on the top but works very well
I got a bundle of Genesis games once and as a part of that bundle I got Outrun 2019.
Not the biggest fan of the Outrun series, but I loved the soundtrack of 2019.
I’ve been working on a new ereader case platform and wanted to find a way to print bigger than the max volume, and have it extremely durable is was the result.
Need to do some more work with the cover but overall I am very happy with how this turned out.
EDIT: Forgot to mention, the clear material is TPU, and the Purple material is PETG. The holes are for Threaded inserts.
I wanted to play Metroid again, and having a handheld capable of playing all classic games in one, I wanted to give it a go!
Metroid 1 was done with Zero Mission. I played and beat NES Metroid and can confidently say it’s not my cup of tea. Love Zero Mission and love replaying it.
Metroid 2 was done with AM2R. This was my first time playing and beating AM2R, and a handheld is the right way to play it. Might try to beat the original and the 3DS remake… eventually but it’s not my favorited Metroid.
Super Metroid. I have the snes game, I played it here and… it’s a love hate relationship. I played and beat it before, but not in a long time. And coming off of 2 fusion clones, the controls are way too floaty and watered down for my poor muscle memory. I also got lost… a lot. And it took my 4 hours of game time. About 2 weeks of on and off play time. Ultimately I like it, but this is the oldest I can recommend anyone going back in Metroid.
Metroid Fusion. My personal fav since it was my first game (the save battery died in my original game as a kid and I can beat this game on 2 AA before they die). Snappy fast smooth and I just love this game and replaying again for the untenth time.
cross-posted from: https://quokk.au/c/comics/p/1135808/werewolf
By MakesYouEvil.
(This is a cheeky way for me to test PyLova multi-posts on Lemmy and share a comic)
Thank you rural gas stations
Finished my first coding project in a very long time. A watch face for the Pebble's.
(programming.dev)
I've been meaning to make new dev projects for a while. But finding the time to sit down to just code is difficult for me these days. However I wanted to make a watch face for my new watch and I just said screw it.
Through a mix of using the Pebble SDK documentation, and referencing a few AI chatbots, mainly GPT-OSS I'm running in Alpaca, I was able to make it, make it run, and since it's in C, I was able to have no memory leaks (according to the logs).
I've uploaded the source code to Codeberg if you want to look at it, I've yet do document it, so hopefully it's not too hard to understand and not a spaghetti mess.
https://codeberg.org/the16bitgamer/poketech-dx
** Notes on my experience using AI to aid in coding **
When I was taught to coding, Google-fu was the goto way if/when the documentation fails you. However with both how old, and incomplete the Pebble SDK docs are, Google-fu wasn't helping since the info it would pull was about a decade or older and mostly out of date or hard to decipher information on Stack Overflow. I would almost say using an AI along with the actual documentation and tutorials was a necessity for me to even finish this project.
The AI wasn't perfect, endlessly gas lighting me, telling me to do over the top things for functions I already implemented, and putting me down rabbit holes going no-where. But compared to what I could get from Google, and it's ability to try and break down what the code is doing, it was a lot more helpful than I thought it would be.
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