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Comment on Radxa X4 low-cost, credit card-sized Intel N100 SBC goes for $60 and up in ~tech
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Comment on Tildes Minecraft Survival - Returning blockier than ever on Friday July 12th (1.21 update) in ~games
JIGABOT Link ParentYou could try the Fabulously Optimized or Simply Optimized modpacks they make a big difference. I have a 4690K/GTX 970/16GB that can handle 4k decently with either of these installed.You could try the Fabulously Optimized or Simply Optimized modpacks they make a big difference. I have a 4690K/GTX 970/16GB that can handle 4k decently with either of these installed.
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Comment on Tildes modded Minecraft server is now up (whitelisted) in ~games
JIGABOT LinkHello, you may want to consider making or using a modpack to reduce the entry barrier. Not everyone knows how to install a pile of loose mods. I also generally wouldn't trust a bunch of...Hello, you may want to consider making or using a modpack to reduce the entry barrier. Not everyone knows how to install a pile of loose mods.
I also generally wouldn't trust a bunch of miscellaneous jar files from a Dropbox folder.
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Comment on What are some good, non-microtransaction riddled mobile games? in ~games
JIGABOT Link ParentI found that Vampire Survivors played much better on a 10-inch tablet than on my phone. I had to struggle with the controls much less. It's still not as good as playing on a PC with a mouse or...I found that Vampire Survivors played much better on a 10-inch tablet than on my phone. I had to struggle with the controls much less. It's still not as good as playing on a PC with a mouse or controller, but overall, it provides a decent experience on the tablet.
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Comment on Three Cheers for Tildes (Android version) is open for alpha testing on the Google Play Store in ~tildes
JIGABOT LinkWound up on Tildes because of the mention on your RIF goodbye post. Happy to see the new app coming along so nicely.Wound up on Tildes because of the mention on your RIF goodbye post. Happy to see the new app coming along so nicely.
It seems like an interesting alternative to a Raspberry Pi 5. However, if you don't need the GPIO pins, an N100 mini-PC is about the same price once you factor in the cost of a case, heatsink, and a teeny tiny NVMe hard drive.
My only real complaint about my N100 mini-pc is that the pitch of the tiny fans is annoying. It's tempting to just mod the top of the case hotrod style with a bigger fan or a just passive heatsink.