As an owner of a NES-101 (top loader) this part was relevant:
However, buyers should note that it only supports the front-loading NES-001 model.
....which is actually great because I will not spend the next two weeks rummaging around in the attic wondering where that thing went 🫠
I think yours is a good recommondation. Definitely recommend trying out, this was in no way meant to discourage. I have had this pesky scar on my inner thigh for over 10 years and kinda gave up trying different things, these scar sheets are new to me and so far worked amazingly well.
Can definitely recommend waiting for the sale, but also there are higher resolution backgrounds, making the game more visually appealing.
That mechanic looks like a game about a mermaid I played on iPad ten or so years ago. I cannot remember the name but it was like a cozy adventure game, I loved it so much...
Will definitely check this one out, thanks!
Hope I'm not intruding. If OP is like me Salicylic acid will not work for some strange reason, metabolism maybe. I am currently in month 2 of 6 of trying silicon scar sheets like these and my scar is getting less pronounced and smaller. I usually put these on the scar right before going to bed and leave it on for the night. Sometimes even forget it and it stays on for the day too. So far I can recommend these.
Denke auch dass die massive Vereinfachung des Antriebssystems moderner EV Systeme den gesamten Herstellungsprozess vereinfachen und mit mehr Mitbewerbern auch aus deutschen landen demokratisieren sollten. Ein Elektroauto gebaut von mehreren zusammengeschlossenen Autowerkstätten wär zB theoretisch bereits möglich und denkbar. Stattdessen bekommen wir hyper performance 459 km/h Handy daddel technobro spielzeugautos von xiaome bis bmw vorbei an den allermeisten Bedürfnissen.
Stimme Dir voll zu dass Elektroautos wie sie heut gebaut werden nicht zukunftsfähig sind.
LOL I feel you. Had my fare share of run-ins with CEOs and today I'm convinced 90% of them plus all of middle management could be replaced by an LLM.
Interesting article. Newer numbers (2023) are 37.200 Mt CO~2~ yearly human civilisation output. "Private" cars count around 10% of that (which to my knowledge includes vans driven by tradesmen and "independent" delivery drivers among other uses, vastly distorting the impact of individual car ownership), aviation between 2 and 20% depending on which "emissions factor" the counting organization attaches to it. The IEA numbers vary between 2-4%.
Thank you for the link, that was an entertaining read!
Or the Neal Stephenson Novel "Termination Shock" where rogue Billionaires shoot elemental sulfur into the upper atmosphere and it works and nothing bad happens because of it.
Reading the novel I was always waiting for basic chemistry to catch up to them (There are a few reactions going Sulfur + Ozone + UV Light > acid rain/ heat trapping isolation layer/ all sorts of cool stuff) and it was a disappointmet to me this was never discussed. I expected more from Stephenson. This book read more like a hazeography of the trillionaires club.
As someone who switched to Linux, and found reasons not to for literal decades, this has helped me:
Have a second ssd in your PC that is untarnished by the windows bootloader.
This way one can easily switch via BIOS / UEFI and no other annoying software.
Dual booting is also less annoying, if you switch via boot menu. It lets you test drive and configure Linux anytime you're in the headspace for it and reduces pressure on yourself.
Install linux on it. My current favorite for your situation would be Fedora KDE Plasma Desktop Spin (what a mouthful). Have another exfat partitioned usb disk ready for file exchange with windows. Again, this makes handling windows easier, has nothing to do with linux.
Nvidia on fedora works good enough. third party repos also help a lot.
streamdeck is wonderful hardware, I know a friend who uses it daily with streamdeck_ui
This is to my knowledge as close to "official" as you can get. Good luck on your journey!