

Phantasy Star IV on the Genesis retailed for $99 in the US in 1995. That’s like a game being $200 now. I think Star Fox 64 was $80, but it came with a rumble pak at least.
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Phantasy Star IV on the Genesis retailed for $99 in the US in 1995. That’s like a game being $200 now. I think Star Fox 64 was $80, but it came with a rumble pak at least.
It’s an interesting point that without any IP law, GPL would be invalid and corporations could use and modify things like Lemmy without complying with the license.


I usually associate it more with Intel since they certify Thunderbolt devices on all the non-Apple hardware and that’s all I use. I forgot Apple had anything to do with it.


I loved opera back then.


I wonder if floorp has improved, because people are talking it up lately. My experience a few months ago was like yours, it was very buggy.


That’s awesome. Human expression is unpredictable and dangerous and the faster we move past it the better.


I don’t think writers should be paid either. We have AI to do all writing now anyway, so what do we need writecels for anyway? 😏


It makes sense to if they want their encrypted email magic to be useful. A paid user can instruct a contact to make a free proton mail account in order to have secure communication with them
That’s good, they might have improved. Mine didn’t last a year, but I think it was an earlier version.
It was a few years ago so I can’t really comment on newer versions. But I recall the plastic bottom coming away from the top more and more over time. They don’t manufacture their own laptops, so they are kinda stuck relying on a third party. (Clevo, I think.)
Americans when doing something American: “What are we, Russia?”


Learning Rust made me a better C# programmer.
I had a galago pro and it was not well built. It fell apart faster than any other laptop I’ve used.
Framework hasn’t done that yet. They have an event in 3 days and a lot of people seem to be thirsting for a Strix Halo main board, though.


I have not been at all dissatisfied with its clarity. I bet on a LCD or OLED screen the DPI would be noticeable, but not on an e-ink display.



What you’ve written is true, but none of it applies to ebooks.


That’s not unlike the experience on my Kobo Elipsa 2e.
I don’t. They get a nice paycheck regardless and they choose to continue working for a psychotic asshole. You do have responsibility for that choice.