

That doesn’t sound like a GOOD outcome. But, without having seen the movie, I can’t 100% say that it wasn’t the least bad solution.


That doesn’t sound like a GOOD outcome. But, without having seen the movie, I can’t 100% say that it wasn’t the least bad solution.
Narrator: Bots are not cool.


Very admirable work, but I can’t help but feel like they are late to the game.
I work on those handhelds, and they’re all slowly dying. The onboard flash memory is starting to fail more often in older units, and even newer ones are prone to developing significant screen issues. Parts are mostly still available - but some, like the power boards, are getting harder to find.
It’s not as easy to swap the primary PCB as a Game Boy. And the chips are not off-the-shelf, so donor consoles are the only source of replacement chips.
This project looks fantastic, and I hope it succeeds. But the consoles themselves may be too old for this to have much impact.


Animal Welfare League



It was a misguided attempt to send a message.


Fair.
It does what I need, I’m satisfied with it, and I’m fine because it’s still an open source notepad and e-reader.
But if that’s a deal breaker for you, it’s totally valid.


And so far, Greenpeace has only irreparably damaged one of them!


I went with a Supernote.
It’s supposed to get Linux support at some point, and it has replaceable batteries. Plus, it works great as a e-ink notebook right now.


You could probably pull some info directly from Mint’s homepage.
Mint is generally considered one of the best options for former Windows users. And its homepage contains lots of info about what’s included and why.


Narrator: The world was not the least bit surprised.
Short version: you’re not getting that account back.
Long version: they don’t give a damn about you, your post history, or how much karma you have. You’re not getting that account back.


I’m also a long time Synology user. Been using their NASes since around 2009.
Buy something else. You don’t want their current-gen hardware. As others have said, they’ve been removing features and hamstringing their own hardware. In a few years, when mine are no longer supported, I plan to buy or build something else.


Yeah, Black Flag’s seafaring was fun. It was enjoyable to guide your ship around, explore the random tiny unnamed islets, dive into the ocean and hear the crew laugh about the captain jumping overboard.
Yes, collecting every last thing was a grind. But it was a fun grind. It felt like I was choosing to do all that, even though the game was psychologically goading me into it.
(Insert philosophical discussion about free will related to a video game about genetic memory and following predicted behavior.)
Add to that how 3’s protagonist was so unlikable that Ubisoft made fun of themselves for it in AC: Rogue.

Your endorsement is like, “I was healthy my entire life, not a single sickness, except for the cancer”


AC3 is the only AC game I never got to 100%. It just… wasn’t fun.
In every other AC game, even the parts that weren’t as enjoyable didn’t feel like such a grind.
I misread that as “gnocchi bread” and I wanted it so much.


It can’t be checkmate if the wind has blown over all the pieces.
I mean if we are posting baseless predictions, I’d say at least one driver misses the race because they were thrown in jail for unsubstantiated drug charges.
It’s UAE, after all.