You have to post an external link to them, you can’t upload them.

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What mental gymnastics do you think the sign maker will have to perform, when nothing happens today?

Phenomenal snatch.

Very cool. Also gives off a little bit of a Virtualboy vibe.

You have to first capture the internet in the loop, and then it just travels around in the router forever.

I just wanna know how the heck pagers were turned into remote bombs??

It’s been about 30 mins now, any results?

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In regard to controllers, Japan auctions are an excellent source of real-deal OEM controllers in great shape. I’ve been burned so many times by fake controllers in the US, that I just buy lots of them off of buyee.jp now if I need them.

I don’t know, maybe there’s a healthy medium? My home computing is still very personal.

I will hang out on IRC with friends, while I hack away on my low-tech coding projects in the background.

My smart phone is primarily used for comms and navigation, and I’m not stuck to it out in public.

I refuse a smart home, and the only mindless automation I take part in is dedicated to movies and TV.

Circling back around, I do feel like not all hope is currently lost.

They’re on your eyelashes.

And dumb as fuck.

Peroxide, heat, and UV light makes for a good combination.

But it’s not without risk, such as streaking or over-lightening. It also isn’t a permanent solution, but should buy you a good additional handful of years if the console is stored under optimal conditions.

I have used retrobriting on a few consoles, with decent results. I restored the plastic on a model 2 Japanese Sega Saturn this way, and it turned out gorgeous.

Did I do that?

I’m curious now how a mammal develops in an external egg. The process seems so weird.

I’m sorry for your loss. But it sounds like it was a great friendship.

The plastic on the SNES was some of the worst ever, when it came to UV discoloration. Though the SNES Jr. model specifically fairs pretty well, and has the additional benefit of being a 1CHIP model.

Compile from source.