Avatar is a lemming in bed because this account wasn’t intended to be used except for creating communities… and then my instance announced it was closing.
Evercade has the advantage of a huge software library to draw from (they have a few native games but the majority are emulated), whereas this will only run it’s own software, which puts it at a disadvantage.
Mind you, the Playdate seems to be going well.
I always liked Yogi Bear and Boo-boo.
And yet there was some legislation (to be fair, I think it was when the Tories were still in charge) which was trying to remove gender neutral facilities from (workplaces? Local government? Can’t remember)
What they need to do is fix the Equality Act.
This picture isn’t very clear, but I saw this similar coffee machine:
(if you can’t read it, the display says “poo”)
I’ve been using a “high endurance” card. These are the only ones SanDisk will do their guarantee for if you use them in a Pi.
He just waves a freshly minted 50 as he walks through passport control.
Yeah, it’s more about updating to the current emblems, which would happen anyway. Sounds like they are updating the passports and doing this at the same time. If the King was that bothered he would have made them change it when they altered the text from “her majesty” to “his majesty”.
Yes, of course!
This is what you get through HomeKit, there’s a lot more from the cloud but if you just want to control or monitor the temperature it’s sufficient:
The Tado works fine with Home Assistant. You can use the cloud interface or you can use HomeKit if you want to control it locally.
In my experience the Tado works really well, as it controls the boiler flow temperature rather than being just on/off when it reaches temperature. Just make sure you connect it for EMS - the instructions if you tell it you’re replacing an old thermostat sometimes say to connect it up with the relay input instead.
(Edit: AFAIK it doesn’t use ZigBee so the ZBDongle is irrelevant)
In fact it was compulsory in Britain until the 1980s/90s. I’m not sure exactly when it changed, but the reason was due to different electricity companies having different sockets (and therefore plugs). It was standardised way before then, but I guess if that’s the way it has always been done nobody thinks of changing it.
I had a cheapo Chinese charger explode in the socket. It was indeed quite exciting.
If I had one I’d probably dedicate it to emulation.
But I have a MiSTer for that, so…
I welcome our new frog overlords.
In the 80s my uncle ran a shop. When we went to visit him once he produced these. I think that’s the only time I saw them.
It’s literally him at a laptop typing the responses.