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@demodisc.zone I know you were looking for things to do with the AYN Thor at one point. This worked pretty good on a couple Galaxy phones, maybe worth trying? droiddeck.app
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Turns out it came back by installing an updated version of @postmarketos.org on the device... downside is holy crap is the Allwinner A64 trying it's hardest and not meeting the mark lol
Gonna need some deliverables at this point… I’d like to see Destiny finally unkneecap itself but I don’t believe it will lol
• Bungie gets sued last year by author claiming his story was nicked • Bungie says it can't present the content being challenged because it's 'vaulted' • Bungie ends Destiny 2 and lets hundreds of staff go • Players lose faith • Bungie says "okay, we'll unvault stuff"
Valve isn’t a perfect company but it’s wild to see, in real time, Valve essentially having taken actions to run in the opposite direction of larger market trends. They haven’t escaped cost as a barrier but they are doing everything they can to create their own corner that isn’t this bad lol
Microsoft to place limits on XBOX Cloud Gaming Game Pass Ultimate: 15 hours Game Pass Premium: 10 hours Game Pass Essential: 5 hours What a total joke news.xbox.com/en-us/2026/0...
I opened tcrf.net like 3 minutes after the switch to cloudflare and no popups came up. 40 minutes & half a “this DDoS is fucking annoying” read later I switched devices to keep reading and sure enough, DDoS protection.
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Thinking about this and… well… Tetris Worlds : Super Smash Brawl :: Tetr.io : Rivals of Aether One of ‘em’s a party game with accidental competition and the other’s a competitive game that forgot about the party game aspects of its genre largely.
what's everyone else's fab examples of once massively popular and influential landmark titles in especially western games from back in the day that have just been forgotten and abandoned completely now. mine is black and white
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This is not to name and shame. This is for awareness. These are the accounts I know in the MTG space that are compromised. Kick them from servers, unfriend, do not respond to DMs, do not click links they send. Yes my MS Paint image sucks. Deal with it. Copy-pasteable in reply
PSA: Don't click links you cannot vet. Be smart. Phishing is the most common form of compromise.
Yeah, basically the only “preview” content I watch is @loadingreadyrun.com’s North 100 because it turns out “only talking about the Eternal relevant things” filters the monthly 600 cards to like 40 and from there I might see 5. And if there’s a diamond in the rough, Scryfall finds it from there.
@scryfall.com I have a few of the Unknown event cards that you don't seem to have, I figured I'd get you scans off my printer of all of them. I apologize that a couple are cut off on the top.
@jellyfin.org exists lmao
Holy shit Plex. (I paid $91 for this pass less than two years ago.) www.plex.tv/blog/new-lif...
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Holy shit Plex. (I paid $91 for this pass less than two years ago.) www.plex.tv/blog/new-lif...
@johngreensbluesky.bsky.social this could not possibly go wrong, right?
i don't think you should be able to edit your bluesky posts. i do think that you should be able to edit the posts of anyone else who has at least 100,000 followers. the rest of you have put up with our crap for long enough and honestly it's about time we were taken down a peg
~5 years ago, @craftcomputing.bsky.social did a video talking about using cheap Seagate Constellation ES.2 drives for a homelab NAS arrangement, and I followed suit of my own accord, looking for a cheap storage solution for a bulk of media for a Plex (then Emby as it went south (
~5 years ago, @craftcomputing.bsky.social did a video talking about using cheap Seagate Constellation ES.2 drives for a homelab NAS arrangement, and I followed suit of my own accord, looking for a cheap storage solution for a bulk of media for a Plex (then Emby as it went south (
~5 years ago, @craftcomputing.bsky.social did a video talking about using cheap Seagate Constellation ES.2 drives for a homelab NAS arrangement, and I followed suit of my own accord, looking for a cheap storage solution for a bulk of media for a Plex (then Emby as it went south (
then Jellyfin as *it* went south)) server. I bought four of them... and then a few months later he drops this video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFwi...