My issue with Nintendo is that it’s not even clear it is illegal to emulate things, authorized or not.

We have some precedent which ruled it’s not, but no real call from an authority.

They use their legal team to bully the world even for emulation which is clearly not even harmful to them.

When building roofs I only use the walk to command if I need to move.

I learned that lesson after I lost a long time character falling off a roof.

AAA studios can’t put anything out worth playing to save their life, with the rare exception.

See, that was what I’d always heard, and this study seemed to condradict that.

I tried to read through some of its sources and understand the strength of their assertions but statistics was never my best subject.

I think a diverging diamond interchange is actually a pretty elegant solution. That being said, I’d rather have public transport than better traffic infrastructure.

Agreed, I’m on fedora myself but I like to let people know there’s options

It crashes if you try the previous workaround. This new workaround made by the creator of Rufus still works.

Correct, however it does have all the core functions you’d need. As long as you’re okay activating it Through ways I’d only be willing to describe to you at length through DM.

There is now a workaround for Windows 11’s TPM 2.0 requirement built straight into Rufus.

You can just check the box and it will put the necessary code to circumvent the requirement on the bootable USB.

The LTSC for Windows 10 should be up to date until 2032, just in case you do need it for the software.

Give Ultrakill and Gunfire Reborn a look.

Only the embedded variety meant to run on machines like ATMs, POS systems and other long term support machines.

What influence does temperature have on peel color? Sweet oranges require low night temperatures (below 55º F.) Before they will color well.

Huh, TIL.

I typically use my phones for longer than two years. This included both mine and my wife’s devices.

I can only offer you my experience-based evidence, but three magnetic chargers I’ve used have all made my phone significantly hotter then charging it at the equivalent speed with a cable.

This has been true across 6 Android devices. Two from Google. Four from Samsung. However, I will also say that because of this trend, I stopped using wireless chargers about a year and a half ago, so it’s quite possible they might have improved since then.

Magnetic charging loses some energy in the form of heat on both coils.

Technologies like MagSafe lessen the severity of energy loss via ensuring the coils allign, however there is still some energy lost in the form of heat.

This is just a limitation of electromagnetic induction.

It’s a producer of heat placed right next to the battery.

This inefficiency also makes it take more energy to charge your battery. However, I would imagine it’s a nominal amount.

Believe it or not, my reply was also in jest.

Furry hate? Them’s fighting words on Lemmy!

Strategy games made by paradox interactive typically have political development pop-ups that will tell you about major events and relationship changes between nations.

The news headline from the picture sounds like something straight out of those games.

Okay! But fair warning I’m the opposite of handy