The Knight special is obviously the passive ability to jump over other pieces.

I discovered that much of my problem was the stock ink that came in it; it felt terrible to write with. I ended up ordering a Parker Jotter and replacement ink, so I’m trying both out to decide which I like better. I think I like the form of the Jotter better, but it’s quite small and light. I like the weight of the rotring 600 more. I think I’m going to try both out and return one of them. Or just keep them both, I haven’t quite decided yet.

I got one yesterday and I’m thinking about returning it. It feels very underwhelming. I expected higher quality.

It looks like it treats anything that’s already capitalized and the beginning of a number as a new word and inserts a space before. So in practice it might not mess up the code too much, but I’m not sure why it doesn’t behave more similarly to the others.

Not included in their text, but it is in the screenshot. Probably helpful for you to point it out though, not everyone is going to read the code in the screenshot.

You mean 1%?

Someone better start counting to confirm that OP isn’t hiding a file from us.

Edit: Editing this 3 months later because this is my most recent comment and the typo is haunting me.

How cool! I had the manga when I was a kid and absolutely adored it. Totally forgot that it existed.

I imagine they mean M. Night’s 2010 movie, The Last Airbender. I thought this was pretty obvious, but upon Googling learned that his film was not called Avatar: The Last Airbender like the show is.

Apple Music is more in-line with Spotify. You can’t buy music through it; it’s for streaming only.

Apple Music has pretty good karaoke for some of their songs. Not sure if there is a catalogue out there.

I think Mint is better out of the box than it used to be. I was on it maybe 5 or 6 years ago and had to troubleshoot a few issues, but I just came back to it a few months ago and everything worked flawlessly out of the box.

I’m relatively new to Mint, but I thought that sudo apt update just checked for updates and sudo apt upgrade -y was for actually installing the updates. I don’t see why that would break it though.

They were just the default settings when I setup Emudeck a week or two ago. I did setup RetroDeck too as I liked the more containerized nature of it, but it seems to run an older version of Yuzu (has a different, lower number in the window name) and even when I mirrored the settings of my Emudeck version it was pretty stuttery and crashed at least once.

But I can look at my settings and share later today.

Not sure what the FR is, but Tears of the Kingdom runs flawlessly for me on the OLED Deck.

The one I have you can set temperature that it heats to and tell it to either hold that temperature or get to it and then it’ll just cool off if you don’t use it. It has more settings but I’ve just had it set to 194 for forever.

I will say that I swear I spent closer to $50-60 for mine but it’s at like $105 on Amazon right now which is absurd. But looking at the price history on camelcamelcamel the price really has climbed a bit over the past few years. It used to drop around $60-70 a bit. Ridiculous how expensive things are getting.

I’ve had a bonavita electric kettle for 5+ years and it’s been great. I just use it for heating up water ~daily and have zero complaints (not sure if there is anything else that you would be looking for an electric kettle to do). I’m pretty sure it was like $50 on Amazon.

I’ve had an Anker 2 port 3A charger for at least 5 years or so and don’t have any complaints about it. I’ve been an Anker fanboy for a while (albeit, I don’t buy a ton of electronics, but when I do need something Anker is my go-to), but I will say that doing some Googling recently it sounds like their quality might be going down. Just something to be aware of; I’ll probably keep buying from them unless I have a bad experience or keep hearing similar things. I’m just not aware of an alternative that’s as good as they have been.

But still forward.

Chad Pawns: Only move forward. Never look back.