If it’s thermal paper/stickers and it advances the paper but doesn’t actually print anything, you might double check to make sure the paper is still good. Hold it over a lit lighter and make sure it darkens with heat.
Nevermind, I missed the last paragraph where it’s already working on Windows
Right, but they have to use chroma subsampling on hdmi2.0 because HDMI won’t allow an open source driver for HDMI 2.1
eBay has plenty of x86/x64 computers that don’t technically support Windows 11. An old Lenovo desktop/sff with a 7th gen i7 could be a pretty cheap entry point. 8th Gen and up will be more expensive since they can still run windows 11
Doubt it. All the news has said “semi-custom” chip like the steam deck did when it came out. Valve has tweaked an existing x64 CPU again.
Not to say it’s impossible, since AMD does have an arm license, but not likely
Can you just turn the robots.txt into a click wrap agreement to charge robots high fees for access above a certain threshold?
iirc they track the hardware changes and do allow motherboard swaps, but it may be safer to swap cpu first, then motherboard
Steam deck 3 will launch with half life 3
The nb100 can go to 2gb of ddr2 but is only single channel, so it can’t go to 3.25/4gb (32 bit cpu limit)
It’s an interesting concept, but the pvp was a huge turnoff. Maybe it’d be different if there was an option to form an alliance or truce while above ground, but then it’s just PvE with one massive team.
What like the songs or Kindle books that can be removed from your library next time your computer logs onto the Internet due to a licensing dispute?
With more games and systems requiring online access every X number of days, downloads don’t mean shit.
Not as easy on a laptop, like this is. Usually a pain in the ass to replace laptop chicklet keyboard keys, if you can even find a replacement without a windows icon
LMAO, I thought that was a windows app store icon.
After further research I think it’s actually more strict in Canada than the US due the need to provide an alternative. In order to comply with pipeda:
The individual must be informed that the conversation is being recorded at the beginning of the call . . . If the caller objects to the recording, the organization should provide the caller with meaningful alternatives. The alternatives might involve not taping the call; visiting a retail outlet; writing a letter; or, conducting the transaction over the Internet.
I think technically it depends on where both parties are located. If you’re in Canada and you call someone from Montana (or some other states), you still have to get consent from the person in Montana.
However consent is obtained when you notify the person in Montana that the call is being recorded. The person in Montana can either drop the call or remain on the line and be recorded.
Wooooow. Glad someone let me know before I paid $40 for it
Not completely free though since lots of features are locked behind a paywall
I add an extra row and column of apps on the home screen, and make the icons bigger so there’s less space between. And bump up the text size since my eyes are getting older.
That was/is the best part of Nova launcher. Highly customizable, but not laggy or slow
Pulled my 360 out of storage a couple years ago and it instantly red ringed when I tried to power on. Hopefully you have better luck
And in ~11 years they’ll be able to turn it on without asking permission because there’s an emergency nearby