My original Reddit Post: https://old.reddit.com/r/Gameboy/comments/1j360b/game_pudding_sp_unbox_and_review/
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I encountered the Game Pudding in the electronics shops that darted the Musaffah strip malls in Abu Dhabi. It was an oddity that started the love of retro handhelds that continues today. It's pretty crazy how far we have come!
Maybe it is just the circles I run, but any Android hacking/opening still carries the "rooting" connotation, even if it's not the fundamental access rooting purely refers to.
Sorry, I should be more precise - this is post "rooting" the giant Android tablet attached to the damn thing.
I wish a lot of the niche communities on Reddit would just migrate already. We are so close, but a few refuse thus far. Otherwise, tech and apps are all there!
I ended up watching 1883 first and was profoundly interested in the story arc, only to be slowly let down after 1923 and watching Yellowstone proper. Growing up on Westerns, I found it to be a unique modern take on the time period. Unfortunately, the rest didn't live up to the same feeling you mentioned.
I literally the dane think and broke the exact damn part. 5 minutes on ifixit. Swoon 😍
What a saint!
Lenovo x13s Arm setup with Linux is coming along and can hit those runtimes. Will be slower, but good enough for daily work
I agree. The client fills the gaps of the server side recommendations and filters, but the lack of desktop equivalent is why I don't use it full time
How long till they cut off access?
It has been a bit since I did a full rewatch, but fair enough. I will add it to my todo :)
Make sure to drop by Bratislava if you are doing the loop! It is often overlooked, but worth the trip
The most recent one is, of course, Sync for Lemmy. It may just be muscle memory at this point, but I find the experience a step improvement in browsing.
On my home server front, I would mention Plex despite Jellyfin's massive improvements over the past 2 years. Plexamp is just a magical piece of software.
For the most part, though, I think I'd reverse the question. Most of the time, I prefer OSS.
