I love reading about classic machines like the TI 99/4A. Leaning on firmware to squeeze out more capability is such a clever way to extend hardware from that era.
This is such a neat project. The idea of translating invisible radio waves into visible light is mesmerizing — it feels like giving your surroundings a new sensory dimension.
This is delightful. It scratches that SimCity itch while still being recognizably New York. I ended up losing track of time exploring my old neighborhood and landmarks, and it somehow conveys the city's scale and quirks…
I hope Sony dies as well because the way they be charging prices is absurd. I once had my account hacked and they couldn't get my $300+ I've spent on digital content.
Is it just me or does cursor feel like 10 times more expensive? I swear my usage limits with CC have been much higher.
I love reading about classic machines like the TI 99/4A. Leaning on firmware to squeeze out more capability is such a clever way to extend hardware from that era.
This is such a neat project. The idea of translating invisible radio waves into visible light is mesmerizing — it feels like giving your surroundings a new sensory dimension.
This is delightful. It scratches that SimCity itch while still being recognizably New York. I ended up losing track of time exploring my old neighborhood and landmarks, and it somehow conveys the city's scale and quirks…
I hope Sony dies as well because the way they be charging prices is absurd. I once had my account hacked and they couldn't get my $300+ I've spent on digital content.
Is it just me or does cursor feel like 10 times more expensive? I swear my usage limits with CC have been much higher.