I love both, they had a certain charm, and still do for me to this day,. Is there some tedium, sure, but I play games far more tedious so no problem for me.

Don’t insult pigs like that they are amazing animals.

That is the most delicious flavor of that pasta I’ve ever read.

To respond to the question: i cancelled my nso subscription years ago because the BS Nintendo pulled. I’ll never give them another cent. Switch emulation is why i bought a total of 2 switches and nearly 40 games. Killing emulation made it so i basically won’t touch my switch. If i can’t play at a constant framerate at native resolution with whatever controller i want(that can be mapped however i like) i won’t play the games. So no i won’t be checking them out on nso. I will however check them out elsewhere.

Same for me, i still have win 10 installed and updated (for the couple things i haven’t migrated).

If it doesn’t run on Linux it doesn’t deserve my money at this point.

Not op, but I’ve yet to encounter a website that doesn’t work with Firefox. (In the last 5 years)

I had a friend who was about as computer illiterate as they come, they had a crappy gateway laptop(netbook maybe) that had kubuntu on it they preferred it to when they had win vista(yes this was forever ago, i replaced vista with kubuntu because it was lighter than gnome at the time) they loved the kde interface and most of what they did was Myspace Tumblr and Facebook, but even they managed to figure out play on Linux and wine after a few months

Ty it looks pretty sick

Bummer

Sounds like usenet with extra steps, no thanks.

Depends on the device and the use case, mostly FAT32, exFAT, NTFS, EXT4

I see nowhere in the article mention snes game compatibility, only sfc, i want to know if there is any info on the cart slot fitting both since they were different sizes(technically)

I head canon head cannons now

I head cannon the arch installation bandit as a girl.

Afaik, you can just download windows and run it, you’ll just get an “activate windows” prompt that might be annoying. It’s great if you just want to try something out if you need windows to update firmware of a peripheral.

We had “sink bricks” to solve that problem, somebody was tired of those so they went to the hardware store and bought a couple bricks to hold the buttons down. Eventually the faucets were replaced with proper ones with normal valves.

Does the adguard dns still exist?

I have one of mine configured as media controls when I’m wandering around the house (8bitdo controllers ftw)