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@GabeMoralesVR oh yes. Any FPGA Famiclone is solidly a high end solution, most of mine have NOACs, one has discrete clone chips and is compatible with the original CPU and PPU too, the chips are on sockets so it’s easy to swap.

@gpowerf My favorite Famiclone is the Retro AVS. It's an FPGA Famiclone that doesn't cost $500+ and is constantly available, and it looks terrific. My *ONLY* complaint is that it doesn't have Composite output.

@gpowerf Nothing comes close to the convenience. Not even steam deck

@Bahadir quite! I have a Steam Deck and I like it, I like it a lot! But Stadia really was THE way to game :(

Pretty much as soon as the ramp down of was announced I moved to an console and .

I've enjoyed it, it is OK. But I don't feel the monthly excitement of new releases the same, and the Stadia social media team was second to none! I don't see anything like that from Microsoft :(

I miss you Stadia.

I want to expand more on the comedy of errors that led to the eviction of Twitter from their Boulder office.

The story that leads up to this building even existing is hilarious, so here goes...

arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20

Maybe I’m misinterpreting what he means, but it kind of sounded like “damn! People can’t be assholes at work anymore”. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65942440

I calling it: we're in a geek renaissance period with all these web protocols and decentralized services revolutionizing out of the corporate dark age of centralized services

@professorhank easily solvable with a website that lets you review rental properties. To make sure all entries are legit tenants have to provide proof of council tax for the property. Or whatever else is the equivalent proof of address in countries that are not the UK.

This meme is a reminder that the internet is a complex network, and packets can take many different paths to reach their destination. 😂

@simon@social.sim.onl very cool 😎 a classic! I want one someday.

@Toxic_Flange I need one that does NTSC… my wife gave away our NTSC screen!!!! 😖😱

I’m still married yes.

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