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chocochunks
8mo ago
Part of the reason the Apple I is so rare, is that Apple offered an Apple I trade in program. Apple would destroy the boards of Apple Is that were traded in for Apple IIs. * Not that there was really many to begin with.
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chocochunks
8mo ago
Probably OCR'd with no editing.
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chocochunks
9mo ago
Pros and cons. Multiple choice can be frustrating for students because it's all or nothing. Spend 10 minutes+ on question, make a small calculation error and end up with a zero. It's not a great format for a lot of questions.
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chocochunks
9mo ago
Adjust it to what? Making a 4K monitor look like 1440p (or a non-1080p or 4K desktop) ends up with a non-integer scale on macOS AFAIK. They also completely tore out subpixel font rendering for low DPI displays.
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chocochunks
9mo ago
MacOS doesn't handle HiDPI screens that well either. The most common and affordable high res monitors are 27" 4K monitors and those don't mesh well with the way macOS does HiDPI. You either have a perfect 2x but giant 1080p l
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chocochunks
9mo ago
Wacom is a big name brand. You can get pen displays from brands like XP Pen and Huion for not much more ( https://www.amazon.com/XP-PEN-Artist12-Battery-Free-Multi-Fu... ). And they are true second displays. If all you want i
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9mo ago
Only the PC version of the original version of Resident Evil was unavailable. It had a Remake in 2003, a port to the DS in 2006 and AFAIK has been and still is available for purchase on PSN in PS1 form for PS3, PSP and Vita since 2009 and P
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chocochunks
9mo ago
They're working on Xbox too!
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chocochunks
9mo ago
Yes, with a LibreDrive compatible drive ideally.
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chocochunks
9mo ago
You can. It works really well, except for not supporting the Wii U power button and not yet allowing button reconfig. The latter is annoying because you are using Xbox bindings on Nintendo.
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10mo ago
Red Alert 2. Then there's games like Dark Forces II that work but don't work with hardware rendering out of the box so they look like crap. I've also had games like Grid complain I didn't have enough VRAM (because I had
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chocochunks
10mo ago
You can still get it used on disc. Pretty sure it predates being a Steam key in a box.
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chocochunks
10mo ago
Until recently with the recent madness it was almost always cheaper to buy a base model then upgrade RAM and storage yourself.
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chocochunks
10mo ago
No, because the M4 Air wasn't even out until March of this year. It was only in the iPad and MBP last year.
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chocochunks
10mo ago
It's a year old article.
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chocochunks
10mo ago
Unfortunately it's pretty device dependent. My SP11 seems pretty tough to get working :(
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chocochunks
10mo ago
It never really worked in games even with S3 sleep. The new connected standby stuff created new issues but sleeping a laptop while gaming was a roulette wheel. SteamOS and the like actually work, like maybe 1/100 times I've run in
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chocochunks
10mo ago
Actual control over my computer? Apple might have less ads, but they really go out of their way to make you feel uncomfortable doing anything they deem not the happy path. And they're still plenty willing to push subscriptions and thei
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chocochunks
10mo ago
I'm sure it works, but that doesn't mean there hasn't been improvements.
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10mo ago
Any computer that can't run Windows 11 is almost a decade old. There has been plenty of improvement. Compare a laptop with a high end Intel i7 7920HK to even a lower end part like the Core Ultra 5 226V. Right now prices on pre-builts a
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10mo ago
I like eBooks, I've had eReaders from Sony, Kobo, Amazon and Boox, bought from Amazon, Kobo, Google Play, and several of the smaller players like Baen. Outside of the completely DRM-free places like Baen which are very limited in selec
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10mo ago
As I explained above, you can get the ePubs directly if you just used the free Kobo desktop app. I think you need to ask yourself why you were OK using the Amazon Kindle app for DeDRM but Kobo or Adobe's was a huge burden. Really Bizza
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10mo ago
Using the Kobo desktop app is almost identical to Kindle with regards to DeDRM. You open app, you download book in app, you open Calibre, then here is where it changes, you click the Obok plugin on the Calibre toolbar, find book and import
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10mo ago
Depends on the region and publisher. On the Canada site, where it's published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux, it is DRM-free. https://www.kobo.com/ca/en/ebook/enshittification-2 So maybe it's screwup
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10mo ago
It's not super easy to refund digital goods in general with few exceptions like Steam. I have done it with Kobo but IIRC you have to chat with a CS rep or least you did when I did it. No where legit is DRM free for eBooks from the big