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I could see making sure the NAS’ case is a well built/sealed one to reduce noise. I have 4 of those Seagate enterprise drives in a mesh case and boy are they loud lmao, so I get where OP is coming from.

thats extremely creepy!

listen, if Linux ever needs funding, they’ve just gotta start selling 160cm Linus daki covers and they’d never be in want of cash ever again

I’ve got an 8BitDo and a Gulikit and they’re both built well. My only complaint with the Gulikit is that I bought the white KingKong2 and the sticks yellowed after a couple of months sitting near a window, but otherwise the controller is fine. I’ve been able to connect at least the Gulikit to my laptop perfectly well over Bluetooth (I always use the 8BitDo wired on my desktop so I’ve never tried it wireless). Can’t really go wrong with anything made by either of them

ya’ll aint just pulling out the power plug?

FreeBSD might make sense here too with Beastie. Just lean into it

this is basically like “we can’t keep our shareholders happy in their quest for infinite return on investment without you overpaying for our services”

id guess a lot went into designing a solar cell that could take being heated to 167F without losing efficiency or breaking. I think most common house solar panels have a temperature coefficient listed on their datasheet that measures how much its ability to generate power decreases per every degree above 77F

about to start using mommy for all my projects now

I’d imagine after being laid off from a big job website, you’d be hesitant to use said big job website to find a new job

Yeah its absolutely wild. Even Louis Rossman has done some videos about the military’s lack of right to repair. Its insane to me that you’d buy a multi-billion dollar jet like the F-35, and legally be unable to repair it without calling in (and paying a hefty service contract for) someone from Lockheed or Pratt and Whitney to troubleshoot it. That can’t be sustainable if you do end up needing to send a ton of these things into combat

“Your performance has dropped in the last quarter. Are you sure you’re making use of the AI tools?” “Its because I’m using the AI tools. Its re-implemented an HTTP request library at least 500 different times in 500 different ways”

Some emulators should let you assign a button as the pressure modifier, so on the Deck I guess you could assign one of the rear buttons to it and hold that button at the same time as any pressure sensitive input.

the Metal Gear Solid games on the PS1 and PS2 are still wonderful games. The controls may be a bit clunky, coming from modern games, but you get used to it after a while. (There’s some things you will have to look up on the internet in MGS1 because they require information from the CD case lol)

I always liked the Megaman X games on the SNES as well.

Haven’t had any issues with the 8Bitdo, but I also have a Gulikit King Kong 2 that when it was new, had some issues with how the accelerometers worked when playing Switch games that eventually got fixed with a firmware update. It was kinda hard to play Splatoon 3 for a bit until it was updated. So i’d say the firmware updates are for stuff like that

8Bitdo Pro 2 is the only one I can think of off the top of my head. Not entirely sure where they’re made, but I’m pretty sure they sell to Europe. On Linux, you’d have to follow these instructions to do firmware updates, since their update tool only works on Mac and Windows. I have a 8Bitdo SN30 Pro+ and its been perfectly fine on Linux.

As an aside, if you, or anyone reading this is comfortable with soldering. Gulikit sells Hall Effect Sticks that can be retrofit into both the Dualshock 4 and the Dualsense, if you’re looking for that Playstation stick layout. (I believe Gulikit also provides the hall effect sticks that 8bitdo uses)

The FBI searched Burger’s home on February 28 and discovered that someone in his family had put on a keylogger on the laptop he used to play Roblox and that they’d captured a lot of what he’d been typing while playing the game. They turned over the records to the feds.

This whole story is pretty wild, but this bit stands out to me. Was his family member concerned about his ideas enough to put a keylogger on his laptop before the authorities ever got involved? Was it a shared laptop? Or was it for some other reason??

When i still had a dual boot on my main PC, everytime I went into Windows and back into Linux, I’d have to replug my drawing tablet for it to work properly. Even after a complete shutdown. I have no clue what caused that.

Honestly, I would bike more if places I need to go like the supermarket had protected bike lanes. The main roads around me get pretty crazy and are not fun to bike on

literally me when my Mom’s computer cant upgrade to W11, but her work from home software does run on Linux