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Because Uncle Iroh needs more fans maybe? (should have been a tea kettle)

How often have you used your hobby as an excuse to quote the movie?

So there was: InkBox OS, mostly for Kobo but with some Kindle support, it became QuillOS (wirh the same focus on devices) but when Kobo went with secureboot the whole thing moved to the PineNote. But all of that is very outdated now...

I wonder if there's a KOReader oriented OS for the Kindle, to go beyond jailbreaking it (it's nice, but a bit clunky to me)... There seems to be an Android port for some models so it should be possible.

Looks like little Bobby tables is a big brother now...

In unrelated news: I think the Magic-1 is still online. ( https://www.magic-1.org be gentle with it)

I think the main issue was he used Nintendo owned tools and libraries to make his game instead of the GPL ones, making the release of the port dependent on Nintendo's approval too. I guess even Valve didn't want to deal with their lawyers.

There's a jpeg xl viewer extension available for firefox.

So... Follow Abraham Simpsons example, and tell stories that don't go anywhere?

And they could have called it "Androids dream" but didn't....

Why pretend when they are still hiring?

He did: It was just warm enough for the ether in the mix to evaporate long before it reached the engine, so it couldn't run.

A quick search pointed me to https://github.com/darlinghq/darling

It sure make it easy to boot a 64bits OS on a 32bits UEFI machine...

Well, it would be nice to be able to use my Kindle 4 again... Thanks to KOReader, it's no longer a brick, but most of my ebooks are kept hostages at Amazon.

The Android version of the game Fractal no longer work (So I use the Windows version). And the only way to play the Steam version of Dungeon Defenders on Linux is to use the Windows version instead of the native one.

Even if Windows ever did disappear as an OS, it would remain as a backwards compatibility layer apparently...

Is "finding a way to remove them, with prejudice, from my phone" a valid use case for them? I'm tired of Gemini randomly starting up.

(Well, I recently found there is a reason for it: I'm left handed and unlocking my phone with my left hand sometimes touch the icon stupidly put by default on the lock screen. Not that it would work: My phone is usually running with data disabled.)

I'm guessing the ITX-Llama is far less affordable next to reusing a "generic" FPGA retrogaming board.

Low on cyan.

Not sure if it was already posted here (most likely), and it's for a C64 but: https://youtu.be/MG3j_6DBCIE

The community can't help every game unfortunately. Having a proper end-of-life plan from the start would solve that particular issue (Either by having documentation to keep the game alive, or a clearly stated expiration date, depending on games being sold as goods or services.)

I've been mainly on Linux for 20 years now (damn already?), what started as a cheap computer with second-hand parts with a more powerful windows machine mostly for games is now a powerful machine in its own rights with an outdated windows one gathering dust right beside it... It's not perfect, but I don't have to spend half an hour removing everything useless I can. (Or have Microsoft assume I have nothing better to do than watch a full presentation on how edgy their new browser is. I'm not going to forgive that one.)

What's the expected lifetime of the average hard-drive in a datacenter? And does Amazon allow next day delivery to the Moon?

Wasn't there an GA FPGA design to distinguish two tones that was so weird and specific not only did it use capacitance for part on its work but literally couldn't work on another chip of the same model?

something like this: http://web.archive.org/web/20061108010907/http://www.rano.or... ?

https://bkhome.org/archive/goosee/cmm/

Sphinx C-- maybe?

You didn't have to replace the house's wiring at least (Happened to an aunt of mine: Gave her a computer, it worked perfectly outside of her home. The electrician was a tad horrified. She still scoffed when I suggested the computer wasn't the problem first.)

If between rice and water, you replace the rice with chicken broth, I'm pretty sure you don't get to cook much rice...

I can do something not unlike that with the second-hand displaylink adapter I currently have gathering dust... I would just need to install a desktop environment on termux for it to be complete (not sure if I could get 3D acceleration with this). The only real problem there is the adapter I have cannot charge the phone while connected.