Ah. I forgot why I never comment around here. Thanks for reminding me.

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Well I think it’s just because they used official Nintendo logos, so the listings on AliExpress probably got taken down (maybe only in Europe?).

But the company still exists and you can get their stuff on other shops. But you’ll have to do some research I guess. I found this German shop that still has some.

I added an OLED display to both my GBC and DMG, and I’m very happy with it. I wrote about in on my blog :)

I’m also using a humidity sensor in my custom bathroom setup. It really detects the start of a shower quite fast. 10s to 30s I’d say, depending on the humidity before starting the shower.

But also I have a very small window-less bathroom, so you mileage may vary.

For now, it’s 100% offline, ad-free, and private

There’s really no way to trust you on that, except looking at the source code. “Stability” has nothing to do with open-sourcing.

The GBDK-2020 already comes with a gbprinter example. I just based my printer driver on that, although I did clean up the example code quite a bit.

So if someone is looking for a good foundation for a gbprinter driver, this may help.

I give my cats malt paste regularly. They lick it from my fingers and like it a lot. When they need pills from the vet I simply put them into the paste. They don’t even really notice and there is no struggle at all.

I mean, kind of, yes. CNCs have been one of the big items for export controls. Especially if they can be used to build weapons, parts for nuclear subs, etc.

Generally speaking, lathes and milling machines must be licensed for export if their accuracy exceeds six microns. Grinding machines are controlled at four microns. The Wassenaar Arrangement controls all machine tools capable of simultaneous, five-axis motion, regardless of machining accuracy.

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