I really wish Stoat had importing of Discord templates to make it easier to move servers over (unless i am just bad at finding these things). Fluxer has it but it's recent reliability and its currently convoluted steps to self-host really make it a hard sell.

The PO II is probably going to be one of the oldest devices I will be talking about for this series (for now), with this specific model being from 1989.

I would like to move the jornada over to a LED backlight as CCFL backlights can drain batteries kinda quick. The game gear is a good example of that.

I would say it has definitely improved my mental health regarding that as I have been at it for 4 years now. 3D Vtubing is actually become something I want to work on and improve.

I didn't plan to do vtubing to begin with, but I started due to getting self conscious of my body quirks from watching back one of my AGDQ runs (example: I didn't blink for 17 minutes) and I just wanted to not be on camera as much as I could. I still do on-site runs, but I rarely watch them back.

You're not going to believe this, but the blurbs for this game mention Dongo here is specifically a mouse.

I spent five out of six hours of a supporter stream just playing through and then learning and running this game. I then spent an entire hour after it continuing to do more runs of this game.

I've gotten a few models of rackmount switches that offer SFP+ (which I should just go ahead an do since the Poweredge R220 I bought prior has 2 10Gb SFP+ ports) scoped out on ebay. Still looking into the router end for when I get Fiber installed at my townhouse (when I can do that).

Unfortunately, it looks like, to use NDI, I would need to setup the 10Gb internal network to get it with little to no stuttering

A reminder that Amazon has wasted the most money on the "Generative LLM and Machine Learning Hellscape" (seriously, stop calling it the 2 letter buzzword) and they are hellbent on making back their ROI. Even if it means trying to force it upon users that would really like to not use it at all.

I think some models even have touch screen stuff as well. I would like to personally go back to stuff like Blackberrys with a QWERTY keyboard and a navigation set of buttons/trackball/jog-dial.

I don't get it either. The whole gimmick with these types of phones is also the specific point of failure these all get (visible crease where the phone folds). Like if you want a flip phone...just get a older style flip phone. They have smartphone-esque capabilities with more recent models.

I agree with you they should do that. That said, they will probably never do that.

When you originally shared this image I never noticed this was from RFD TV. This makes so much sense now.