aliceif.bsky.social
STG, SFC, SGB, TSF
Actual Millenial
.de
she/her, sie/ihr / du
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Did you post that answer yet?
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Super Hario, the guy that made a cameo in The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past! i.redd.it/hsrpe9ujpzse...
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A Mean Well fixed my square Chinese scart-hdmi converter
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Ooof rip
I remember having had fun with Skype messages that were just stored in sqlite
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my car loving friend who lived in the UK would have lol'd at that...
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my friends on discord said yes
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Thunder Force 2 and 4, Dragon's Fury and Herzog Zwei
That last one I actually have a Japanese cartridge of though
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I got the full set ehehehe
Annoying to collect physical releases for since Europe missed out on half of the titles but possible!
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I picked up a Japanese version of it recently and honestly its box art ain't the greatest either.
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i mean i wouldn't advocate for WD right now anyways since they're splitting off flash into sandisk so who knows what their software/firmware people will suffer
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it was the last of its kind! the 980 pro and 990 pro meanwhile suffered from botched firmware versions and along with the nonsensical 990 Evo/Plus really hurt Samsung's name for me
My WD SN550 from 2020 is still solid if that helps but WD has innovated onto it 4 times since then (SN5000 now)
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I mean OK there is a distinct set of SSDs and it's the really hot running hardly useful to anyone PCIe5 SSDs but you would not be looking for those.
And yeah I mostly mentioned those exotic wd and st drives to show that there is no real way to buy yourself out of the generic slop
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Yeah so everything is the same and you can only lose.
There is nothing like a 970Pro anymore.
I can say that my blue colored western digitals and crucials with 5s at the start of the model number work fine but that's all just interchangeable upper midrange slop. no distinction, will be ok
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actual server grade NVMe stuff is not M.2 but like actual drives, that shit doesn't trickle down to consumer, so yeah there's nothing.
Sure Sandisk / Western Digital has a Red M.2 for NAS usage and Seagate has a "Datacenter" Nytro M.2 but like I doubt those are worth it - they too are TLC
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MLC is gone and thus the truly exciting for longevity drives, so basically whatever as long as it's not total lootbox or outright junk (i.e. QLC) is the same in that regard. Samsung fucked up a firmware in the meantime which is uhh yeah.
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In a similar vein, "Bonus" from operation carnage (not total carnage!)
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BINGO! (smash tv)
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At least it exists now
🤗 was awful
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I took a photo on the train earlier!
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Yeah this is tasteless lol
Reducing capitals and countries just to their potential victim statuses
(also Vilnius was in the news a few months ago for an airplane crash, the Telegraph must have missed that)
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And there's something viscerally scary of just learning-as-i-do-it-on-thing-id-want-it-for with a several hundred degrees hot rod of metal that is notorious for needing skill to use or else you may have weird unreliable connections
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The usage skill is also an investment though - one I've been terminally unable to invest for several years
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But I like being able to fix keyboard without investing in tools :(
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although the computer seller is IBuyPower, HYTE i think is a subsidiary of them
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manufacturer known for vtuber-themed computer cases + prebuilds basically
although you can get the cases vtuberless too, they're decently premium
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@DB Cargo In etwa wie den Hexenhammer (menschenfeindlich, belegter Unfug, und gehört auf dem Friedhof der Geschichte vergraben).
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That's a German AIDS awareness poster on the wall, isn't it? I remember that from my high school days
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No but advocating *against* public fast charging which OP is repeatedly doing is harmful towards people who can't privately slow charge??
And yes it is actually difficult in multi tenant homes because people with control over property will not invest in it unless held at gunpoint.
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i don't store cookies on sites i don't actively log into so i can't wait to see this anime girl all day every day
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I missed a Windows XP bliss shot (green hill blue sky just perfect) of the landscape by the Odenwaldbahn yesterday since I was too slow to grab my phone and open the camera 🙁
Did take some shots afterwards though
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Wow you were not kidding
My Sony not all that smart 1080p TV handles it fine over SCART and except for HUD jitteriness the Chinese converter does display it
But the OSSC is broken with it both PAL and NTSC, wild
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Meanwhile Windows 11 has mostly fixed the new-old gui split, ships with a working browser (edge didn't even launch on early w10 for me), has proper window management, comes with a terminal that can copy and paste, and has an actually usable keyboard layout for Germany built in (this one is huge!)
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In 2014 I did not have to worry about Gnome gtk libadwaita nonsense. Nor that programs wouldn't work on Wayland. Nor about whether my window manager implemented portals. Nor if my window manager even supported Wayland. KDE still had a working music player. XFCE was still viable. Lubuntu too.