This is why I returned all my android based handhelds but kept the Miyoo Mini+. It’s a totally focused gaming experience without any fiddling around, especially if you use one of the curated ROM sets.

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The screen on these is super nice. Are they worth buying if you’re only going to use roms?

If you don’t get one, what device has the next nicest screen?

I’ve seen one of these in person and the screen is super nice.

Is it worth buying if you don’t have any gameboy cartridges and would only use it for roms?

My main takeaway from this whole drama is that whether you’re justified or not, being defensive and whiny on the internet is not a good look.

I also lost all my data.

Could you elaborate on the database migrations part, if you don’t mind?

Would the migration happen when the user opens the updated app for the first time, migrating all the old sql tables to the new schema?

I’m just interested from an operational standpoint.

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I’ve always wanted to play Eternal Dankness. Is it any good?

I love using a split keyboard with Colemak. But I also wish I could totally get rid of my mouse.

What about James Bond?

Exactly what I was wondering, too! I’m not holding my breath, though.

I already know the answer, but what I really care about is:

Will these new AirPods support lossless audio with my iPhone 14?

I have the moon lander and like it a lot.

The downsides to it are that it is not wireless, and it has too many keys for me. If you keep everything on within one row from the Home row, you really only need like 36 keys.

Otherwise, I think it’s a great keyboard, even though it is expensive. 

It’s awesome. Mainly a dialogue-based game. Drama. A lot of choices that you have to make. Emotional.

Pleasantly surprised to see Outer Wilds here, which I just finished the base game of the other day. Starting the DLC now.

Great game!

This is a great video, thanks for sending. I usually don’t watch short videos like this but this one was very interesting.

I was a very eager subscriber to classical music on Apple.  compared to the stock music app, though, it is very disappointing. In fact, most of the time I would rather just review the Classical pieces on the stock app. 

Here’s why:

• The classical music app is not available on Mac or Apple TV. So, if you want to see your listening history, you won’t be able to view it on those devices. 
• The naming and organization, which is the problem they were trying to solve, is not improved in the classical music app. 
• I have seen some mislabeled tracks on the classical music app. This is possible in the stock music app, as well, I just haven’t noticed it. 

I also use Apple Photos.

I’ve heard people complain with horror stories about data loss, and I hope that doesn’t happen to me or you, but so far the service is very convenient.

I’m just curious, is this a Northern Lion reference?

Pardon my ignorance! I wasn’t aware.