I can recommend Super hot VR. The gameplay style is perfect for VR. Especially if you get motion sickness.

You are right! I didn’t count the 0’s!

That was my immediate thought too. Hook it to a super capacitor. The only problem is the self discharge is probably higher than what the nuclear cell can feed.

Google says a Casio watch needs .004mA so not quite enough.

Yes a pair.

But consider direct bury cable. It’s low voltage so there’s no building codes to follow or even miss utility calls because you are only putting it a few inches below the grass. You can get really long flexible auger bits to run under concrete for $30.

I know it’s a hassle but it will be so much more reliable in the long run.

If you download a movie from a torrent site, you have committed an illegal act in the US. It doesn’t matter if you watch the movie and then write a fanfiction based on the movie. It’s the copying that’s illegal. It seems clear from OpenAI’s statements that they torrented the data they used to build their models.

Yes recording at Netflix stream is pirating. That you got away with it doesn’t mean you couldn’t be sued for tens of thousands of someone found out.

You don’t think it’s unethical but it is illegal in the US and people have been sued for thousands of dollars. This is still going on today: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/02/isp-sued-by-record-labels-agrees-to-identify-100-users-accused-of-piracy/

OpenAI has said they need to violate copyright. But they didn’t say that the law should be changed. They want an exemption for themselves.

Did you buy the Ghibli movies you trained on or did you pirate them? Because OpenAI has argued that they are allowed to pirate and no one else.

They already said they are going to charge $30/year for patches. They want recurring revenue from ads in 11 or from you paying yearly for 10.

They’re also modified with fiber cable so they can’t be jammed.

Has anyone got these working in emulators? Apparently some have been converted to work in emulators but I haven’t been able to actually find them. The Internet archive link doesn’t work.

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/31429/are-mattel-electronics-hand-held-games-supported-yet/2

Yes. They also added an option to pay for patches.

I have a Retroid 3 plus. I’m not buying another Android handheld. They don’t make any sense. You have long boot times, and if you rely on sleep it needs constant charging. A game controller on an Android phone is a better experience in every way.

I have had several Anbernics and a Miyoo Mini. My favorite is the Miyoo because you turn it on and in seconds you are where you left off. When you turn it off, it auto saves and goes completely off so the battery isn’t dead the next time you want to play.

Linux Anbernics can do this too it’s just the Miyoo boot time is faster.

I do. But I also see a need to support content creators.

It’s not that they won’t do it. It’s that they currently don’t so it’s a good choice.

When they add ads, then we can find something else. I’m on Roku now but have been increasingly annoyed by the increase in ads.

That’s an amazing resource! I’ve only used eBay. I had no idea there was a company doing parts.

The Java edition is in the middle of being phased out

They have been releasing updates with new features to the Java version every 3 months.

but I assure you it will be gone soon.

It’s been 11 years dude.

MS eventually ruins everything. But Minecraft has lasted unshitified longer than some open source projects. I’m not going to stop using Jellyfin just because in 20 years it will turn into Plex.

Minecraft has stayed amazingly unshitified. Microsoft took two paths for Minecraft. They kept and updated the open Java version and developed a completely separate enshitified version that nevertheless can interact with the Java version using free open source server software.

If all products were done this way, the world would be a better place.

“Depending on how Bluetooth stacks handle HCI commands on the device, remote exploitation of the backdoor might be possible via malicious firmware or rogue Bluetooth connections.”

I of course don’t know details but I’m basing my post on that sentence. “Backdoor may be possible via … rogue Bluetooth connections.”

You literally need physical access to the device to exploit it

You don’t need physical access. Read the article. The researcher used physical USB to discover that the Bluetooth firmware has backdoors. It doesn’t require physical access to exploit.

It’s Bluetooth that’s vulnerable.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/undocumented-backdoor-found-in-bluetooth-chip-used-by-a-billion-devices/