patrickpkt

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by patrickpkt 3y ago
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 the analog inputs, they're great -- I use a Pro 2
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by patrickpkt 3y ago
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 perspective of the host. I've used one wit
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by patrickpkt 3y ago
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-human speeds, the fastest way to move the blocks that fast
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by patrickpkt 3y ago
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 post-concussion syndrome just entered its 11th year. I was
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by patrickpkt 3y ago
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 https://github.com&#x2F
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by patrickpkt 4y ago
The “winning” goalie, for statistical purposes, is the one who was in net when the go-ahead goal was scored.
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by patrickpkt 7y ago
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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Notcurses: Cleanroom TUI library for modern terminal emulators(github.com)
2 points by patrickpkt 7y ago|1 comments
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by patrickpkt 7y ago
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/bmw-carplay-kits/
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by patrickpkt 9y ago
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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by patrickpkt 12y ago
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 Lua.
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by patrickpkt 12y ago
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 long. For the last year, due to a head injury, I've
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by patrickpkt 13y ago
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 battery of neuropsychological testing about four month post
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by patrickpkt 14y ago
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-adjustable.
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by patrickpkt 14y ago
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 vast majority of what I watch is over-the-air, so it's not to
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by patrickpkt 15y ago
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 running Linux locally.