

Shape of Dreams, a top down action roguelite. It’s incredibly well executed and highly enjoyable.
Shape of Dreams, a top down action roguelite. It’s incredibly well executed and highly enjoyable.
Nvidia - $50, the way it’s meant to be played.
RTX Voice was renamed to Nvidia Broadcast: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/broadcasting/broadcast-app/
MP3’s licenses and patents have expired.
You don’t respond to trolls. This is one of the earliest rules of the internet.
They aren’t just a black box, tinkering with them actually has negative consequences. On Android getting root access results in Safetynet attestation failing and on iOS you can’t even get root at all unless you are happy to run some bins from questionable sources. Things are very different for youths. As someone else stated to tinker in the way you mentioned means getting an Arduino or some kind of tinker-friendly SBC.
Hey have you tried using Vim? I like it better than Emacs
I think that is rather the point, yes.
Are you a wizard?
I think it’s true that owners of Apple products are more affluent so if I were to put on my evil capitalist hat and could collect this point of data, I would certainly at least test differential pricing just to see if it works.
Please name the serious platforms in China that allow the discussion of politics.
Posting anything about any Chinese leader is verboten.
This was immediately obvious to me once I tried playing a rhythm game with bluetooth headphones. Never again.
Is there some kind of algorithmic key pressing magic that goes on in order to produce said characters
The umbrella term for the software used for East Asian Language input is “Input Method Editor.” IMEs exist for languages besides CJK also, such as for Vietnamese. Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Input_method
I try to set my body clock by getting sunlight in my eyes in the morning after I wake up. Also try to minimize light going into my eyes before bed time. It all seems to help.
Crab shell?
Steam Deck fan smell
Graphene OS just has weirdly aggressive devs.