Oooh yeah, I actually considered the SP at first but it wasn't in stock where I live. That might've been a good thing though, because the H is very comfortable to hold whereas clamshells generally aren't. But yeah, it's really hard to justify buying more than one of these.

The library in the post itself is pretty new, so I don't think there are any real examples out there aside from the website advertising it.

That said, its idea of sending HTML from the backend and showing it in the frontend isn't new - HTMX has been pretty popular the past few years and is basically the same thing. It's great for any type of website that doesn't update often, so anything that isn't a webapp or does a lot of things from the client side. There's a popular article of a company switching from React to HTMX which simplified the code heavily.

Agreed. I'm starting Dawn of Sorrow now and man, that game suffers from the most generic early-mid 2000's anime art style. The portraits are very uninspired, and I think Soma Cruz maybe has the most boring main character design in the franchise. He's the generic anime pretty boy with a cool coat.

The game's still very fun though, but I just can't take the character portraits seriously.

I like the simplicity, personally.

Bloody tiny ribbon cables…

Yeah... They're sturdier than they look but it's still scary that pulling on one of them could completely ruin the joycon. My bigger problem was the battery connector, I intended to remove the battery completely but after trying to disconnect it twice, I gave up and just moved it aside. I was too worried I'd break it.

Oof, how did that happen? Left it out under the sun?

TL;DR you'll enjoy it if you like casual puzzle games lol.

Voxelgram is a spiritual successor to an older game called Picross 3D. Picross 3D is a 3D version of a popular logic puzzle called Nonograms.

I just saw it! Wild stuff!

And that title will make a lot of people really mad haha, he did clarify it wasn't a real OS but boy are the comments rolling in anyways.

I talked about it a bit in the other thread: https://programming.dev/comment/6456245

Not all features are well-supported and the project will likely have breaking changes moving forward. There are also seems to be a lot of smaller annoyances that makes me not recommend using it yet.

I'm pretty sure this was on Vulkan, I'm not sure how it is for the compatibility renderer since many things about it isn't finished for 3D.

I used to play it a lot about a decade ago. Good times.

Also it’s “wary”. :)

My life was a lie, thanks for telling me lol