Should probably reword the headline; it’s software, so it’s already digital. The digitization process would’ve been its programming.

But Sabbath is British.

Missed this by a day, so the price went back up to $60. Ended up spending a little bit more on a Crucial MX500, as it’s a significantly better-performing drive than this Kingston.

Missed this by a day, so the price went back up to $60. Ended up spending a little bit more on a Crucial MX500, as…

My assumption is that the mobile game can’t be used with the original hardware, that it’s just a mobile game with the Skylanders branding.

My assumption is that the mobile game can’t be used with the original hardware, that it’s just a mobile game with the Skylanders branding.

GOG does do a few things differently.

You’re welcome. I have one of the Vorke HD41Pro switchers based on a recommendation in a retro gaming community, and it works well for my purposes, which, admittedly, does not involve the ARC functionality, as I have an HDMI capable AVR.

You’re welcome. I have one of the Vorke HD41Pro switchers based on a recommendation in a retro gaming community, and…

None of these AVRs are going to have optical output, because the whole point of these things is to drive speakers and play audio. What you might want is something like the Vorke HD41Pro, which is a 4-input HDMI switcher with audio extraction and ARC functionality.

None of these AVRs are going to have optical output, because the whole point of these things is to drive speakers…

All of that is a given—you shouldn’t be trespassing while playing the game; but what does that have to do with Niantic giving your neighbors the power to remove a Pokéstop or a gym from YOUR property, one that you don't mind being there or that you want there?

People can be weird about the sidewalks in front of their homes all they want, but that doesn’t change the fact that everyone has a legal right to be on them. :3

Owners of single-family residential properties get rights of removal within 40 meters of their properties.

I’ve not heard of this game till now. It looks like Para Para Paradise but in VR.

So, following the rule of questions in headlines, the short answer is no, Subaru cannot make the Outback cool again. I think it’s mainly because the Outback has become a lethargic, bloated pig of a Legacy wagon; it’s no longer just a trim option, it’s a land barge. And a return to an Impreza Outback doesn’t make…

I used to use the pea method, but I don’t anymore for that reason, and because that layer ends up thicker than it needs to be. These days, I put a very small amount in the center of the die/heat spreader, and then spread it around evenly with a stiff business card or a similar sized plastic card.

I used to use the pea method, but I don’t anymore for that reason, and because that layer ends up thicker than it…

Not sure if it would necessarily be a successor to the Subieyota/Toyobaru, but I still want a successor to the AMC Eagle SX/4; something like a shooting brake BRZ with the ground clearance* (or slightly more) of the Crosstrek, AWD, and the engine and drivetrain out of the WRX or STI. The lovechild of a WRX and a Rally…

I just checked out BLD, and it’s a neat idea, but I quickly found it’s not for me.

I just checked out BLD, and it’s a neat idea, but I quickly found it’s not for me.

This reads like a “buy a Raspberry Pi” comment on a Classic emulator console article or a “cook real food” comment on a Soylent article. People will continue to buy canned chopped and diced tomatoes because it is quantitatively less work, or for whatever reason/logic, and it doesn’t matter how much better the end…

For what? Causing more distracted driving incidents?

I suppose Mazda is taking a step in the right direction, but navigating a menu system is still taking significant attention away from the road.

“Buy used"? That's telling.