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Comment #39057279
I speed run Zelda 2, though using an SNES controller. My experience with 8BitDo controllers is that they're stiffer than OEM, especially with the d-pad arrow keys. If you can use t…
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Comment #39057226
The Daemonbite project ( https://github.com/MickGyver/DaemonBite-Retro-Controllers-US... ) does essentially the same thing, but works like a normal USB controller from the perspect…
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Comment #38741414
The Tetris board is 10 blocks wide, so to be able to play the full field, you need to be able to tap left or right at least 5 times before the block lands. Without tapping at super…
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Comment #36505896
Your situation and mine seem very similar, it sounds like. I went to a technical high school, then studied computer science in university. My concussion came when I was 33 and my p…
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Comment #35771992
https://www.etsy.com/shop/Wylderbuilds is a place I've used in the past. They sell parts and completed keyboards, but also have a link out to github with their modifications, at ht…
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Comment #31267699
The “winning” goalie, for statistical purposes, is the one who was in net when the go-ahead goal was scored.
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Comment #21752087
Not my work, by any stretch. Here's a demo the author put together: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEv2YRyiEVM
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Comment #20833363
I have a 2014 BMW i3, and while I don't have the problems you do, Mikkel, I have missed Carplay now that I've used it. I've been tempted by https://unique-ad.co.uk/product-category…
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Comment #14226371
That's how the i3 works as well. There are 22kwh of batteries in board, but it only uses about 18kwh for the sake of efficiency and longer life.
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Comment #9274349
Depending on what you're doing, you may be able to get by with just the ESP8266. The ESP-07 modules break out all of the gpio pins, and the NodeMCU firmware lets you program it in …
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Comment #8210609
I did a year of a 4 day/9 hour schedule (our normal work week is 35 hours). I would do Monday-Thursday one week, followed by a Tuesday-Friday, to make alternate weekends 4 days lon…
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Comment #6799170
This seems like the best spot in the tree to hijack, belatedly. I got a concussion about six months ago playing hockey and am still recovering, not even working full time. I did a …
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Comment #5041037
There always seems to be a compromise with these. The 27" Auria from Microcenter has several different inputs (display port, hdmi, dvi), but the included stand is short and non-adj…
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Comment #4071964
I don't think the issue is that HBO costs $10-15/month right now, but that there's also the cost of the cable subscription and the cable box. Aside from the programs on HBO, the va…
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Comment #3574345
For me, it's to keep software versions consistent between development and production. Our servers run Ubuntu LTS, whereas I'd probably be using something more up-to-date if I were …