oh, to be made of an abstract elastic material that can stretch, bend, and pass through itself, but which cannot be ripped or punctured without destroying me, and which cannot be creased, or bent sharply
@DosFox is this "smc bypass mode" or its own thing?
apparently Scavengers Reign is on american netflix now so any american-netflix-havers who haven't watched it yet should go remedy that immediately; it's incredibly cool and beautiful
@Nifflas oh and btw this was all in CrossOver, for anyone else on macOS (presumably Linux too) without easy access to Windows. didn't run into any issues at all.
@Nifflas omg, so cool!! didn't "get" the streamer thing at first but it grew on me, really creative and some very funny moments, immediately went back for a second run in the "highscore" mode too and it's a satisfying (tricky) game on its own as well, nice work!!
going to stop procrastinating trying Ynglet now 😅
Delta — the app that started it all — is available NOW in the App Store!
Yes, you read that right: our long-rejected game emulator has been approved by Apple themselves 🍎
If you live outside the EU, download now from the App Store — no DMA required https://apps.apple.com/app/delta-game-emulator/id1048524688
@eb i can't think of a definition of "sandwich" which includes subs while excluding hotdogs
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@platkus @siracusa @brentsimmons @stroughtonsmith not sure if it'll work, but setting it in the specific app's domain (defaults write com.the.apps.CFBundleIdentifier) worth a try?
ended up being a broken connection between an 8.6v line and this resistor connecting to a chip which (i think) makes some of the cpu voltages. the water/corrosion probably shorted it to ground (e.g. right side of the capacitor directly below) and burned the trace?
not completely sure, but it was lifeless until i soldered the wire, and now works perfectly!