ARSENAL Extended Power. An old strategy game from the early 2000s. Still fire it up once a year to mess around.

Works only if they load the content beforehand. Plus you have to enable scrolling by searching for somehing like “overflow”. Someone fill me in on that one.

They should just make a Pi Zero 3 with 1GB option

Wdym another hobby???

The Little Mermaid was H. C. Andersen, not the brothers Grimm

We would love to, if not for the accumulated knowledge which can’t be (easily) found elsewhere.

A solution to a problem that shouldn’t even exist

Strange. I have a 4a 5G model. Had some issues with lint 2 or 3 times, but everything else is fine. Might be just manufacturers skimming on quality as usual.

My Pixel is going strong for 4 years and the USB-C port works like on day one. Comparing that to my old Samsung J7 which I also had for 4 years, that port struggled 3 years in. I think most of my microUSB devices had worn out ports after a year or two of charging.

Time for some necromancy

What is this book called?

Trad - traditional

POS would have been funnier

I’ve never seens this mentioned once anywhere

That last one is just a personal attack.

I second this. Pulling any info from ANY AI model without verifying it is dangerous. IMO anything that is AI generated deserves to be smacked with a ban hammer.

Here’s a fun one. In Serbian an old name is “Godfather’s straw” (straw as in the dry stalks of plants).

To put it into perspective: if Leibniz was right and this is truely the best of all worlds, be happy that you don’t live in any of the other, more shittier timelines. Like the one where Apple sells monitor stands for $1000. Oh, wait…

Factorio mod dev?

“However, even though it is now widely accepted that 4 must be written IV, the original and most ancient pattern for Roman numerals wasn’t the same as what we know today. Earliest models did, in fact, use VIIII for 9 (instead of IX) and IIII for 4 (instead of IV). However, these two numerals proved problematic, they were easily confused with III and VIII. Instead of the original additive notation, the Roman numeral system changed to the more familiar subtractive notation. However, this was well after the fall of the Roman Empire.”

https://monochrome-watches.com/why-do-clocks-and-watches-use-roman-numeral-iiii-instead-of-iv/