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Second this. My Redmi 12 can run heavier PSP games and NDS. I didn’t try 3DS yet as I don’t know any worthwhile games and RetroArch requires some setup IIRC, which I haven’t been in the mood to do. Didn’t try PS2 either.

Just find a suitable gamepad. I have a cheap PS2 shaped ergonomic one I got for like 15 USD (it just says X3 Wireless Controller or some such; don’t remember the brand)

I second the use of copyparty. It’s very easy to setup under Termux, and has a quite nice web UI, and since it exposes the raw files, you can play them in anything that supports playing remote files, like VLC

There’s this one from a quick search on IzzyOnDroid.

Disclaimer: I haven’t tested it.

Plus it could perfectly be real code to handle org files

It’ll be fun when you get to funny errors because you used freed memory.

When I was learning about linked lists and decided to use them in a project, I “removed” items by making the previous item’s next point to this item’s next, except I misplaced a call to free before using the fields, and it somehow still worked most of the time on debug builds, but on optimized builds it would cause a segmentation fault 100% of the time.

Get a job playing Fortnite, got it

(Insert image of Kronk here)

Not OP, but same happens to me, and I swipe out apps as soon as I’m done with them, so that’s not the problem. My phone literally can’t hold open example.com on Firefox, and Voyager app at the same time, and it has 8GB of RAM

I played it for some time back when I had my PS2.

Don’t remember well the details, but basically I found it lackluster and repetitive as a 3rd person shooter, and not that deep as an RPG in terms of character/equipment customization. Overall, it leaves to be desired.

As to the lore, up to where I stopped playing, there wasn’t much that tied it to the main games, and looked like just a “gaiden” game, but don’t trust my memory.

Ultimately, I ended up getting bored partway through. Some people may find it fun. I guess it’s just not for me.

Oh, that’s nice. Thanks!

Wasn’t there recently some guy that encoded images into a bird singing?

I want to import/export bookmarks to HTML and view page source/inspect element in addition to that

Jesse, we need to knit

Oh. Will have to take a look. Thanks!

I also saw this earlier on F-Droid, but for some reason thought it was yet another social network/messaging service, and the lack of an useful description in the F-Droid page just made me skip it.

I wish there was some (safe) way to play Flash games on Android. Gnash wasn’t ready last time I checked a few years ago (that may have changed, but can’t find anything for Android)

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I started with Puppy Linux because I wanted to try Linux, and my 350MHz Celeron with 160MB of RAM and 4GB of disk space (of which I had around 1GB free) wasn’t enough to run neither any flavor of the major distros, nor any remotely recent version of Windows that wasn’t XP stripped down to the bare minimum, and even that ran like shit. This was around 2008.

After being able to afford a more recent machine (3GHz Intel something Dual Core, with 4GB of RAM and 500GB HDD), I switched to vanilla Ubuntu, with its Unity DE, then Xfce4.

I’ve been using the LUbuntu flavor (LXDE) since it is more lightweight than the alternatives. Don’t really care about bells and whistles now, just a functional and fast desktop.

My most recent laptop is dead now, tho, and I don’t see myself getting anything soon :(

I use febr a rch btw

I’ve said it before, but Ctrl+Insert, Shift+Delete, and Shift+Insert for Copy, Cut, and Paste respectively, are underrated keyboard combinations

Supposotory*

if debug.getinfo(1).what == "main" then
  -- ...
end

Not that you’ll ever use it. No, seriously.

Edit: actually, they are not quite equivalent. This code just checks whether we are outside any function, not necessarily in the main file (i.e. not in a module). I don’t think there’s an equivalent to Python’s __name__ in stock Lua.