I don’t know much about electronic components. This is a diy kit with a esp32 board in it. Could you reflash with valve firmware and have it just work? Or would different aspect ratio of screen mean a slight change to a config or full reworking?

https://www.seeedstudio.com/TRMNL-7-5-Inch-OG-DIY-Kit-p-6481.html

Now if only I don’t have to compile vulkan shaders every time I try to start deadlock

Wonder what this does to the battery life - like does it even make sense for this to be an e ink screen with that many refreshes?

This is an approximation, right? Because there’s no giant cosmic mirror that lets us see our galaxy from far away like this?

There’s a humble bundle out for popular indie games

I don’t need mine right now. But if this is my chance for the next few months…

This is a common thing with thinkpads. Press the clit mouse too hard and too fast and the computer orgasms

I’ve been getting into some games on itch.io.
Allll of those .apk files are going to turn into garbage in 100 days. Its like the death of flash all over again.

Code extruding. Like extruding shit out of an anus

Any recommendations?

This is an illustration from the light novel: Help I’ve Been Reincarnated Into the World of Dragonball as a Freezer and Want to Live A Chill Life

Characters like this:

https://kbin.earth/m/[email protected]/t/2610397

If you want this to succeed, make all the characters anime girl versions of their software. Mozilla foxgirl, etc.

Yes, encountered a bunch of cosmic related bugs.

When you can, consider getting another ssd. Its helpful to run it in RAID or at least occasionally back everything up to the spare SSD.

In terms of watercooling: The AIO coolers have a specific lifespan of 3-5 yrs. Most can’t be refilled. So, air coolers are the install-once option and water cooling requires more messing around.

Try searching around for the motherboard and linux and see what people’s issues have been.

Also look at the efficiency numbers. I grabbed a 9800, but think in retrospect the micro-center-only x3d chip might have been a better choice. The 9800 x3d throws off a lot of heat, and that definitely heats up the room / drives up electricity bill.

Installing a program on discover store with 0 reviews seems sketchy

1. buy a hard drive
2. install on hard drive
3. now you’re done

Repeat the meme, but with windows users looking at peripheral driver failures

S P I D E R S