Not quite the same thing, but I used an LLM to cobble together a HTML file that allows me to search for products on Coles, Woolies, Aldi and Amazon at the same time in the same window (via frames and a Firefox extension to get around some security settings).

Works a treat when planning our big shops for the week, and has already saved us hundreds of dollars since Jan.

Not sure where you pulled that 128MB figure from…

The largest games ever released on the SNES were ~48 Mbit, or about ~6MB.

Heck, even the N64 was limited to 64MB ROM sizes.

Oh damn, why doesn’t eBay work? It’s not a deal-breaker, but it is an app I use with some regularity.

Is that the equivalent of Apple Pay? That’s pretty ubiquitous here in Australia.

As an iPhone user from the 3G days, this is legitimately interesting to me. I love the form factor of the modern Razr flip-phones, and having access to a privacy-focused OS like Graphene might just tip me over the edge.

Anyone with first-hand experience, how’s Graphene OS with banking apps?

Feeling like you’re sitting through a movie is half the reason to play a Kojima game! 🤣

On the upside, homelabs are going to have a glut of high capacity, barely used server hard drives to choose from then this AI/data centre bubble eventually bursts?

I’m not sure what I’m more surprised by; the fact that there really is a Wikipedia list for everything, or that there are over 100 titles that support that thing!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_games_that_support_Wii_Balance_Board

Mormons don’t drink, I believe?

I wonder how much that impacts the overall figures.

The Veronica Mars movie was a great continuation of the original series.

It’s a real shame that the revival series ended the way that it did (avoiding any spoilers), it really killed off fans’ desire for more.

4K content on streaming is pretty terrible - so I can’t blame you for that opinion.

But comparing a 1080p Blu-ray to a 4K copy makes it a lot more noticeable, akin to watching a 480p DVD next to a 720p Blu-ray.

Lines are crisper, you can notice a lot more detail (skin texture on close-ups), background objects are clearer - nothing exactly revolutionary, but still an improvement nevertheless!

Beyond just the pedophilia, his (Epstein) operation was largely one of socialising, and securing (probably coerced) introductions from people he helped facilitate and now held blackmail over.

e.g. using blackmail material on a Bill Gates to secure an introduction to another wealthy and influential individual, offering them a “massage” and then producing kompromat at a later date to bring them into his circle.

Now don’t get me wrong, everyone who found themselves in this position was a willing participant, not a victim - but I can understand how so many oligarchs eventually found their way into his little black book.

I remember the horrendous response times of the original GameBoy’s LCD panel, and when I mentally compare it to modern COLOUR panels…

…all I can think is, never say never!

What you’re looking for are commercial screens. They’re a bit more expensive for a comparable panel, as they are intended for 24/7 use- but are about as dumb as they get nowadays.

Silly goose, after 8K is 16K!

They’re trying to redefine it to Profitable Computing:

I use a TP-Link Tapo doorbell which only records video on-site (I have not subscribed to the cloud service).

As best I understand, as the data is hosted locally - TP-Link are unable to share video with Law Enforcement even if they want to.

Such a great game; doesn’t overstay its welcome and has just enough mechanics to keep things interesting.

I’ve replayed it every few years and it’s as good as I remembered it every time.

I feel similarly about Crysis and Far Cry 3 too - but am probably in the minority on those two.

Would you be able to DM me a link to whatever guide or resources you used to get that up and running?

I’d be keen for a similar single-player experience through MOP or Legion.

For anyone on the fence about this series (as I was, right until I saw this):

The series, created by R. Scott Gemmill, premiered in 2025 and tells the story of healthcare workers inside a Pittsburgh emergency room over the course of 15 episodes. Each season has taken course over one shift, with each episode covering an hour of the shift.

Immediately sold, starting as soon as I’m home.