Is the price high? Yes

But it’s in $200 CAD more than a PS5 and PS VR2. And for the price of not dealing with Sonys BS, or Meta# BS this is a reasonable price… during the RAM pocolypse. I am hopeful in the AI winter, the price will fall

So the whole process.

1. Print the first part, the first part has an interfacing slope which is 3d printer friendly. Which results in some stair stepping, but this time this is what we are trying to get.

2. Remove the first part from the print bed.

3. Start the second print.

4. Auto stop the second print after the first layer, and align it with the first print. The first print has a notch which is used to align the 2 parts.

5. Resume printing. The second print is design to print over air without supports, but with the first print in place it now prints on top of that and fuses the 2 parts together.

The reason I am doing this is so I can print parts which is larger than my print bed, without using fasteners or adhesive to bond them together. This method basically welds the parts together. This was just a small test print to prove the theory

Have a weird one where some apps like Safari or Voyager where the home bar move the the middle of the screen an just floats there.

Might be cause my the keyboard but I’m having a hard time getting my phone to do it.

Same, turned off most iCloud settings since I don’t want their cloud service ads shoved in my face when I eventually run out

LittleBigPlanet, though I can't think of other games with the acronyms with LBP is in for PS3.

The issue is:

1. PebbleKit JS - doesn't have access to the sound or vibration motor on iOS. Since Apple blocks that functionality unless it's directly interacted with via the user

2. PebbleKit iOS - Might pull it off but you'll need a separate app on the App Store, however the Pebble watches are just Bluetooth so no guarantee that you'll get a reading.

3. iOS Apps are $100/year to keep up, and for that functionality... not worth it.

There are already apps which do this on Android and works without issue.

When I was getting into PC gaming, I bought Wolfenstein the new Order as a DVD. What it turned out to be was Wolfenstein the new order.... on steam, with several DVDs (4-8) that had the games data. I installed it this way once and never again.

I think my SO was 90% new games but they were all Indi

Yet, no. I've played most of them. AC1 and 2 are so far my fav. Black Flag is in it's own category. Skipped Brotherhood and Revelations. I tried AC3 but gave up on it. Didn't play Rouge, Chronicles or Valhalla. Unity sucks. Syndicate is OK, Origins is good so far, Odyssey is fine, but a slog.

I saw it, I asked why. Then I saw it's price and compared it to eBay. It was honestly a steal of a deal to get Chronicles.

I tried looking into AMD, however based on price and performance the 7600XT and 3060 12GB where my only two options. Plus the 6700XT is $400CAD here so if I was paying the same price I might as well save a buck, or get more RAM.

For monitoring it depended on my activity.

Video editing I used mission center to keep an eye on my GPU, but used the Render time for previous projects as the bench mark. See bellow

For games I used MangoHud and just looked at the FPS and GPU utilization. Sadly I didn't get numbers before I upgrade from the i3 to the i7, but from my FreeCAD testing the performance would've only been seen in heavy multicore tasks.

Doom Before

Doom After

Hogwarts Legacy Before

Hogwarts Legacy After

Honestly if you are looking to move to Canada, they are desperately looking for Nurses especially out in Eastern Canada like Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

Immigration is being tightened right now, but if you already have a degree and looking to get recertified here its a good starting point.

Source: lived in Halifax for 5 years and know a connection or two in that industry