

Yeah sometimes that neuron hasn’t fired in a while.
There’s an Ahoy video about tracker music, and when it played the first three notes of “Foregone Destruction,” that fucker released aaall the good chemicals.
Wackiki Wabbit. Set on Humuhumunukunukuapua’a’a’a Island.
We had the second Care Bears movie on the same VHS tape as A Wish For Wings That Work, the Bloom County adaptation briefly featuring Robin Williams as “Sudy Nim.”
Dark Heart might’ve been a bisexual awakening.
In undue fairness, The Idiot’s idea of “end” was quite simple.
It just happened to be surrender.
To include standing there, menacingly.
Or you could eat vegetables.
Wittgenstein essentially said there is only counter-evidence. You cannot support an explanation; you can only disprove competing explanations. This was famously expressed as a conversation about heliocentrism. His friend said, “To ancient people, it looked like the sun went around the Earth.” Wittgenstein replied, “What would it have looked like if it looked like the Earth went around the sun?”
You don’t.
But when you eventually reinstall, because Ubuntu crossed the line, Mint is just Ubuntu without the bullshit.
Previously? Some schmuck changing all the windows to be left-handed, immediately before a long-term-support feature freeze.
Zero percent surprised by many other comments throwing shade at Ubuntu.
Just use Mint.
In case you had any doubts who they’re working for.
I’m shocked it doesn’t happen more often and more blatantly.
Reflective LCDs would have been equally blurry, in full color, and still tolerated optional tennis-ball-green frontlights for playing under the covers.
The real surprise came a decade later when everybody except Nintendo missed that active TFTs made color a decent option.
Oh god, Ni-Cd. Six hours of charging for fifteen minutes of use.
Color wasn’t to blame. It was the cold-cathode backlight.
From 1990 to 2000, AA capacity in watt-hours basically doubled. Which did mean anything you had could have modern batteries, since you’d just… buy new batteries.
This is mostly how the DMG Game Boy needed 4 AAs and the Game Boy Pocket got away with 2 AAAs.
“It’s not a war crime unless it’s grown in the Geneva region of Switzerland, otherwise it’s just a sparkling atrocity.”
I think it’s intended for checking the same bit in multiple bytes. You load the mask instead of the data.
So much 6502 ASM involves turning your brain inside-out… despite being simple, clever, and friendly. Like how you can’t do a strided array sensibly because there’s no address register(s). There is no “next byte.” Naively, you want separate varied data at the same index is separate arrays. Buuut because each read address is absolute, you can do *(&array+1)[n], for free.
What I really miss on NES versus Game Boy is SWAP.