Generally I’m a fan

Step one: use Dendrite instead.
Step two: come back and help me set up my Dendrite instance, it’s definitely not easier.

Huh! I didn’t realize that. It was a cool product.

Right?? And the MSX too.

Definitely every other person trying to load the website at that time, in a big burly brawl battle arena.

I only want my web to be pvp

Fondant

50% hero. 100% cotton.

“This is so funny and painful!”

I’m still confused

If you want to go overboard, you can even create something akin to a macro by assigning multiple actions to the same key, so that a single keypress registers a different action when you’ve pressed half-way down, as you bottom out and when the switch pushes the keycap up again — and maybe another one somewhere in-between. I haven’t quite found a personal use case for this yet, but somebody surely will.

From the article. Cool stuff!
I’ll be over here with my 1/64 keyboard.

For all the free publicity when it gets taken down. They were probably hosting it six different ways already

Microsoft Teams Blood Gulch

“Make Neurodiverse People Homeless Again”

You’re right, I must have gotten distracted by the Download Now button

I think that’s just a link to the sourceforge.

Rust: this garbage code is beneath me, come back when you have your shit together.

I love it. Virtmanager connecting over ssh is so smooth.

Sometimes they were. And cables weren’t, so if you didn’t know any better you’d be plugging your headphones into Line Out. And good luck telling blue and green apart in low light while wedged between the desk and the wall.

Don’t think of it as a Switch 2, any more than the Wii was a GameCube 2, or the NDS was a GBA 2.
That said, I personally think the Switch was a realization of what the WiiU tried to be: blending handheld and console, exploring motion controls, and solidifying online play with titles like Splatoon and Super Mario Maker.
The Switch itself experimented with VR with the Nintendo Labo headset, bringing VR modes to Super Mario Odyssey and Mario Kart, Smash Bros and Breath of the Wild.
They really could have pivoted strongly into VR, since the biggest barrier – the hardware buy-in – was already out of the way.
I wouldn’t be surprised if the next console picked up where the Switch left off there.