That’s an insane price increase. And it makes me worried for the price of the steam frame/machine.

Harlekin is the German word. You know, taking into account that VW is a German company.

Its pretty much the same size as a regular Xbox controller. Here’s one right next to it.

I have a Gulikit KK3 Pro (NS38) and a KK2T (NS09), both are great and while I got them for free in giveaways, they go around 40€.

The KK2T is Bluetooth only, the KK3 Pro came with a dedicated 2.4GHz dongle (but Bluetooth is available as well)

Both have the Xbox stick layout, but the button layout is Nintendo (they are also switch compatible). Apparently, the buttons can be replaced, but I couldn’t find a place that has the Xbox button layout in stock - at least not in my specific colorways.

The KK2T is plain black without any LEDs, the KK3 Pro I got is DMG Gameboy themed: Beige plastic, pink buttons and LED rings around the sticks that have different lighting modes (reactive to stick movement, solid, reacting to trigger pulls etc.)

“They can’t fire me, if they can’t find me.”

“M, as in Mancy”

“You’re not blocking the strait of Hormuz, I am. I dont even want your strait, anyways”

“For the first time in three years” is a weird way to phrase regular price increases.

Just today I tried switching from Calibre on my Desktop to calibre-web-automated. But after about an hour of fiddling and searching, I went back to calibre on my PC.

I couldn’t get KOreader on my kindle to simply sync books that I add to my library to my ereader wirelessly.

The best I could manage is use KOreader to subscribe to CWAs OPDS feed, but that doesn’t automatically add new books, I would have to manually go to the OPDS feed and download the books. And apparently, kosync is only able to sync reading progress.

With Calibre on. My desktop, I simply start the program on my PC, enable WiFi in Koreader and new books get automatically downloaded.

Will AI take care about fully modeling all characters?

tja…

BLJ

Bacon, Lettuce and Justice

In return, Women get to smell like coconuts and vanilla, while we men are relegated to scents like “burnt charcoal and 7 year old engine oil”