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Haha

Yea unfortunately the entire Gameboy community was re-introduced to this guy because of the modretro chromatic. You know things are fucked when you have an ethical dilemma about buying a Gameboy.

Almost every person I know got a measles booster in response to the recent outbreaks (all were vaccinated during youth).

Perhaps turn an eye on your biases.

As someone with a tuta.io email address who might have to switch in the future because of .io potentially going away… Good tip. I needed it 3 years ago.

Nah, it’s gonna be ass, they haven’t even launched and they are talking about AI. Totally tone deaf.

Yea man, you need an inverter generator for that. Thankfully small inverter generators are very affordable these days.

I work for the state so we are off for spring break this week :)

Dying elevates any career. It happens in sports all the time, a dead player is praised above better, still living players from their era. Senna and Prost come to mind

They missed my fav ;)

Fennec (Firefox based)

So happy for the TF2 Renaissance.

I don’t think they tried releasing a compelling product.

You don’t win the Daytona 500 without a few cars wrecking

Eh, MP count means very very little in this modern world of computational smartphone photography. My Nokia XR21 (2024) was $400 brand new and has a 50MP sensor but it’s photos are comparable to a 12mp pixel 4 (2019). Processing and optics are everything.

Will probably be a great phone regardless

Every network engineer must lock themselves out of a node at some point, it is a rite of passage.

Cuba might be a good place to look for a real world example of this. They had the concepts of “SNET” and “el paquete semanal” that were solutions to poor internet penetration, expensive internet costs (pay per MB), and heavy restrictions on that internet.

El paquete semanal is a weekly payload of the latest movies, TV episodes, manga, comics, etc. that gets brought into the country and spread by sneakernet.

SNET is widespread guerilla LAN networking to the point where Cuba had a well populated private WoW server. Also solved some of the Internet cost issues because you could game and share content locally without paying for every little MB.

As of 2020, SNET is now “illegal” and those existing networks are being absorbed into their ISP.

I mean, I care, but what can I do about it? There isn’t a CEO I can shoot to make it stop, nor can I make voting day get here any sooner. All I can do is stamp out ignorance when I see it.

Ty :)

Good to know, ty!

I assume most FOSS emulators have a non-commercial license, so if a company is using it to make money they are already violating the law, but who is gonna go after Nintendo for that?