I was upset when games like world of warcraft were charging for online play. I could see it back then that companies would charge you multiple times just to play games.

In keeping with Nintendo naming conventions it with be the “switch u” or more likely “switcheroo” It will be a VR based system that seems like an add on peripheral for the switch, but is actually a new system that nobody buys due to confusion and lack of titles.

I remember having some issues with Ubuntu 10 because I had a janky pentium 4 built out of scrap. I think it was an pci ide card I had issues with.

“lifetime” fluid doesn’t mean what you think it does. It means the lifetime of the transmission, which will fail if you don’t change the fluid at some point.

Any time a manufacturer has said that it has turned out to be b.s. and someone figures out that some off the shelf fluid works better than the stuff they put in at the factory.

You’re probably too young to remember when computers were a huge pia to use. Your MIL probably knows more about PCs than you do if she worked in an office in the 80s and 90s.

NPCs is ten times worse because it is used to dehumanize people you don’t agree with, further alienates you away from normal society and pushes you deeper into cult like thinking.

Part of the issue with buying an x-box is that there’s a limited catalog of games and very few exclusives. MS has to offer something more than just new games. PlayStation is the dominant gaming platform globally and has been for a long time. They want people buying new games at $70/ea. They don’t have to incentivise people to come to their platform as much.

It’s because backward compatibility would cannibalize the sales on new games. Same reason Nintendo limits releases of old games. If you have an extensive back catalog of games, then new games are less appealing.

I just use paint

Yeah, when the game won’t let you run it in a vm that is sketchy af.

Well, even at the time it was bad compared to many games on SNES and N64. It was because of the graphics type that Sony chose to use.

I could never get into 7/8 because of the graphics on the ps1 everything was so jagedy save hard to look at.

It’s really easy to find outdated non-working answers due to stack overflow refusing to allow new questions.

There’s also a bunch of elitists trolls that attack people for asking questions.

I owned several of them from the Kickstarter and second round. I wish I would have gotten the handheld version.

Unfortunately Next thing co went out of business during their second Kickstarter for an in car voice assistant box. I can’t remember the name of that project, but I lost $50 on it. They got sued over the name they chose, my guess is that is what caused them to go out of business.

You can buy a quad core hp t620 thinclient for that. Make sure you search for quad core because they did come in Dual core variants.

Pros: upgradeable, cheaper, standard architecture, comes with everything you need including a power supply, available with a PCI-E slot (Those models are more expensive though)

Cons: bigger than an rpi, no gpio (does have serial port and you can buy USB gpio things), probably uses more power than pi.

For 99% of use cases this is what most people need and not an sbc.

Untitled goose game

NO

These heathens are in here typing out verbose commands and not setting up aliases.