I love Mina the Hollower but I’d would consider it more of a platformer than a Zelda game. The map and levels are more structured to be about some combat and platforming and honestly remind me of the NES Castlevanias.

But it does remind me of Oracle of Season, and outside of 1-2 “puzzles” which require moon logic it’s a solid game and worth playing.

Honestly I’ve use it, it’s good but uses far my resources that it should.

KOreader is the FOSS alternative and while its interface sucks. Its reader is excellent.

The authors of the report speak of “deliberate negligence” on the part of Ottawa. They explain that by allowing exports to the United States without oversight, the government avoids debates in Parliament and legal challenges. This allows it to protect the profits of the Canadian death industry.

So in short the headline is a lie. The Canadian government is not involved. It’s Canadian made goods which are being sent to the USA, which are being sent to Israel.

Better headline would be: Canadian Companies still shipping out goods to Israel and we think Canadian Government should stop them.

When it comes to playing DS/3DS games the best hardware I found that can do it well is an iPad.. or a 3DS.

No one is really focusing on making a good stylus for tablets and the iPad works well for DS games. And it has enough power to play and do everything else… except 3DS since Apple didn’t permit JIT.

3DS on the other hand is easy to mod, easy to run archived games and does everything nicely. Sure it takes time to setup, but it’s worth it.

I would only consider it like 5 games. Since most of those are just ROMs for Capcom Arcade Stadium and the Street Fighter Collection.

I like it because when I have an issue, the ones for Ubuntu and Debian also work.

The Sims 2 recommendation is no joke. Honestly picked it up hoping it would be like he pc game. Kept it since it’s a wacky story game with aliens, cults, robots and vampires.

I got a be quiet unit. The unit and company has reviewed well. It’s 10 year warranty and has everything I need.

My story is a simple one.

I turned on my computer I logged in, did some work, played some games then I turned it off.

No one tried to murder me (force updates), or put me in a potato (notification ads), or feed me to birds (change my defaults). I had a pretty good life.

Ditto, but I don't exercise as much as they do so I assume its longevity is based off of how much you sweat.

Anything locally sourceable. For me it's a local company called Eureka Technologies that sells filament for a good price, but also in between batch filaments called Random for $8 that's perfect for prototyping.

Other than that there is a local Canada Computer that sells ANet, Sunlu, and flash forge filament that works well enough.

Yup, 4am wake up wasn't fun.