Couldn't believe it. Not a big fan or anything but I paid 10$ for both sets.
Pessimist has only one arm
I see but the test I did with that site showed no jitter. But I agree on the rubber boot, it's oddly shaped for sure. Oh well.
That would be a game I would consider getting. I played the original Elite on my C64 back then...
I don't know what that means. I went here
https://hardwaretester.com/gamepad
and after playing with the stick for a while ... it's a joystick.
What should I look for? Keep in mind I am not a gamer, and this is my first joystick like, in decades. The last time I played games my joystick was this
I do get lucky regularly, sadly only in thrift stores, not in the other sense of the expression...
Ah I did pick up a Flight Simulator X box on a previous thrift run, maybe I can try installing it on my Value Village HP Core I5 I picked up a few weeks ago.
Just one?
Hmm, if it's stringy some other organ is involved...
Sweet, it feels like a good design. It's clean and unmarked and no finger cheese or palm grease anywhere.
Should have stuck to simple, safe insider trading like the other guys do. Always with the flashy showing off.
J'veux ben pis j'en ai pogné plein des patentes "comme ça" mais je suis tanné de résolutions et bitrates variables, de sous-titres en polonais pas enlevables, de logos de chaînes TV américaines, un épisode manquant, etc
Another one of my lucky finds. It's in pretty good shape but needs new belts. It's a monster to take apart and I don't have any belts so it's a bookend for now. 20$ is reasonable, and it looks so cool.
Heathkit Model O-12 tube oscilloscope. Found this among old suitcases and kid's toys at a Friperie Renaissance/Goodwill in Montréal. It still works, it's clean, I didn't need to do anything and it powered up.
More fiber? What kind of movements are we talking about?