Wow, great looking solution. The Chiron takes up half my car shelf by itself so I get it. Must be a truly huge wall to make it look so small
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I played a pretty good vr puzzle game like that, except you had to tap your cane. It was just called blind
I’ve still got mine. Although I wonder how many people learned about the ouya from digging through the Celeste Wikipedia.
I think it’s mostly for prototyping your own programs, which I haven’t tried yet. It comes with a wifi ssid snooper, and a like greeting card voice recorder/replayer. It’s credit card size, half inch thick. The back half is a removable battery expansion. The stamp has a usb c for data/charging. There’s WiFi, infrared blaster, sd card slot, expansion ports for other sensors. It’s nifty for sure, maybe someday I’ll find a use for it too.
The stamp in the top right is the entire removable motherboard. I put my cardputer on a shelf when it got here and I haven’t gotten around to it yet. M5 stack is pretty cool, and I wish I understood it more.
No, something much more elegant.
The Wiimote.
He’s a random celebrity who has made games before, including directing the masterpiece BoomBlox.
That’s no random celebrity, that’s The Director.
Of BoomBlox obviously
The A.i. Pin s. Now in an all alu minium body
The best damned band in the land
I’m not impressed with the LLMs. They do make great synonym generators.
Stable diffusion and other image diffusers are genuinely amazing. And I’m not talking about asking copilot to make Fortnite shrek. There are incredibly complex ways in which you can fine tune to tell it how to shape and refine the image. It has and is going to continue to revolutionize graphical art. And once the math shrinks down it’s going to be everywhere.