

Try different USB devices. I had a bad mouse do something similar.


They live in their own paranoid delusional world where everyone is out to get them and they are the heroes between bad and good.


Anybody can sue anyone for any reason. Doesn’t mean they’ll win. It depends on who is willing to spend the most money.


Walmart sells the onn android tv sticks for $15 you can customize them and change the font end so that it’s just a few apps that are easy to navigate to.


You can also get a faraday bag.
Have you considered a switch pro controller?


I’ve used cheaper thin clients in the past. You can get them much cheaper than $50 and they come ready to go with storage, power supply, and case.


The price didn’t go down, he’s factoring in current ram prices. $250 for an rpi 5 is wild.
In the past the issue has been limited storage for newer versions and possibly ram. It should list those specs on the open wrt site.


I run dullsters.net which is sort of a single user instance. Nobody else can make accounts it’s strictly for one community.


I have the 9a on stock and the battery life is not that great compared to my old cheap phone. If I forget to turn off GPS then it doesn’t last the whole day.


Nintendo DS lite is cheap and good. You can get them from Japan off of eBay and get colors that are Japan exclusive. Sometimes you can buy them as ‘not working’ and it just needs a battery or just the buttons need to be cleaned. Just don’t buy one that needs a new top screen as they’re hard to replace and cost too much compared to just buying a different one. You can get flash carts for them for cheap and load every game onto an SD card.


One thing I’ve run into is not performance with old hardware but missing features from the CPU/GPU. Think of tpm 2.0 requirements for Windows 11. There’s other obscure instruction sets that newer games and programs require such as resizeable bar if you want to run a local llm.


The government already knows where most of these people are. They’re just grifting and terrorizing people.


Technically those menu boards at restaurants.


Interesting. I have access to a standalone dvd recorder which can record from analog sources. I’ll have to see if it has s-video in and I’ve always wondered what converter is inside of it and if it’s considered good or not.
Edit, it may actually be a standalone cd converter/burner I can’t remember now.
I still wonder how good one of these could be compared to the cheap options.
They’re posting from an instance that allows open signups without an email. It will have to be defederated or the instance owner needs to fix that.