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They rent all the way back to NES, and possibly Atari 2600, although I haven't asked about that console specifically so I might be mistaken about the 2600.

What game? There's a used game store near my house that does rentals I could try flashing your save and seeing if it works

Thanks for the help everyone. @TrashyMG's suggestion worked and the unit is behaving normally now (and now magically at 88% from 2%) so I guess the battery was confused?

Ok, that makes sense thanks for the reply. As there was no burning smell or swelling and the battery was cool to the touch I'll try again.

So my Pandora's battery temperature reading according to system info was 320°C before suddenly swinging to -20°C. As this is a lithium battery and I didn't want to take any chances I've removed the battey. Has anyone seen this behaviour before? Edit: Just to clarify, I mean Pandora System...

I have an aluminum laptop that I've taken apart for repairs. In the case of mine the corners by the hinges have gaps in the aluminium covered with plastic inserts where the antennae are.

It's the user friendly name for Proton, Valve's project combining Wine, DXVK, and a few other projects together to get games to run. Someone has developed ProtonTricks for it because Winetricks needs some fiddling to work with it.

So the nubs physically can't move while clicked in? That's unfortunate, but I can work around it (like I did on my Pandora) 1642267359 Thanks for the prompt reply matzesu!

So I was playing Ape escape on my Pandora and realised that while the Pyra's nubs can click, every thread I've looked at mentions they need to be at centre to do so, which is fine, so does the PlayStation's. What I couldn't find out was if they can move while clicked, which is necessary to beat...

Yeah, mine is on it's own physically disconnected network, it's never seen the internet. I plug a laptop into the network when I want to upload or download something, or use N wifi router controlling the network if I need to download something to my phone. Mostly it's just there as a mass...

I just got a Qnap TS-453D NAS and have been configuring and copying data to it for the past 3 days. Had a little scare with the firmware update screwing up the raid making it so it wouldn't read them or even boot with a drive inserted. Turns out to be a pretty common problem when updating the...

Just got a Garmin Instinct Solar - Tactical Edition (Black), and just spent my free time yesterday playing with it. So far it's exactly what I wanted in a smartwatch. Basically it's a beefed up pebble watch that even managed to impove the battery life (pebble was 7 days on default settings, this...

Ah well, that's fine I guess, I've got other 32 bit games I'd like to try when I eventually get my pyra.

Grabbed a copy myself immediately after seeing your post Sunday, it does have a Linux version but the client requires a 64 bit os and 8 gb of RAM + 2 GB of Video RAM, although it runs just fine on my trusty Acer which only has 4GB RAM and no Video RAM. I do have 8gb swap and it uses about half...

It's modeled on something from the 80's so it presumably takes half a dozen C or D cell batteries.

My suggestion has attracted the attention of our dragon overlord :D

I'm kinda curious what the surface temp of your unit is reaching, and how it compairs to other people doing similar tasks. Do you have access to a infrared thermometer? I know that at least around where I live most businesses are using them to verify their staff's temperature. The one at my...

I'm playing Duskers it's a neat game where you control your salvage/exploration drones mostly through the command line. You can grab direct control of an individual drone to drive it, but all other functions (scan, collect resources, start generator, open doors, ect) are all command line...

An update for anybody who is interested. The purchase and installation of the game was not the trigger, the timing was just a coincidence. There's already an open github ticket for my exact problem, and long story short Steam is tripping policykit over calling...

I'm running Ubuntu 20.04 I just purchased the game Duskers because it sounded interesting. And after I installed it but didn't launch it, Steam crashed and did an upgrade. Now whenever I launch Steam I get an authentication prompt that can't be dismissed (clicking cancel just causes it to...