Nintendo sues two Switch pirates
The "defendant is well aware that his conduct is unlawful and infringes Nintendo’s intellectual property rights," gamesindustry.biz news aspro
The team in question is Japan's National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (via Fudzilla) and it didn't use any weird tech or microscopic distances in a lab—50 km of commercially available optical fibres and signal amplifiers were employed in the test. At an estimated peak rate of 402 Tbps or 50.25 TB/s, it's approximately 25% higher than the previous record, set last October.
Started listening to the latest GU podcast a couple of days ago, had lots of things to say. Listened the last part today. Forgot al the points I wanted to make.
You probably didn't miss out on much though. Just wanted to let you know I enjoyed listening.
Started listening to the latest GU podcast a couple of days ago, had lots of things to say. Listened the last part today. Forgot al the points I wanted to make.
You probably didn't miss out on much though. Just wanted to let you know I enjoyed listening.
Thank you for listening, in my opinion the last two shows have been worth listening to
Well, our original Switch is officially a handheld no more. I wanted to play some Splatoon3 on it today, and it went from 100% to 15% in 5 minutes.
And now for the question of what to do. Do we just accept this as our new reality? Do I try to swap out the battery myself? Do I send it in and pay god knows how much to have it replaced?
That is unfortunate. Our WiiU has been unusable for years now. I keep promising my son we'll buy a new one, but never got around to it. Perhaps I shouldn't delay this any longer.
Well, our original Switch is officially a handheld no more. I wanted to play some Splatoon3 on it today, and it went from 100% to 15% in 5 minutes.
And now for the question of what to do. Do we just accept this as our new reality? Do I try to swap out the battery myself? Do I send it in and pay god knows how much to have it replaced?
Well. I think if the cost of repair is less than 45% of a new one you have it repaired. If more, get a new one as a hedge that the Switch 2 won't be backward compatible.
That is unfortunate. Our WiiU has been unusable for years now. I keep promising my son we'll buy a new one, but never got around to it. Perhaps I shouldn't delay this any longer.
In this market they are relatively lowly priced right now. I'd get one before that changes. I hung onto mine for now as a way to play Wii and gamecube games via HDMI.
Nintendo should repair my Wii U pad's thumb stick rubber coating. Both feel sticky AF. I thought it was just my controller until a few weeks ago, John on DF mentioned the same issue.
I walked my dog for a couple hours yesterday morning and then settled in and played Gran Tursimo 7 the rest of the day; around 6-7 hours. I figured my wrists would be hurting bad this morning but they are fine. I played with rumble off, so maybe that helped.
Sounds like a fun day. I honestly miss the days that I can sit down and just get lost in a game world for hours. It happens every once in a while but it's extremely rare these days.
Yes please:
Internet speed record of 420,000,000 Mbps achieveddownload Baldur's Gate 3 in less than four milliseconds
The team in question is Japan's National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (via Fudzilla) and it didn't use any weird tech or microscopic distances in a lab—50 km of commercially available optical fibres and signal amplifiers were employed in the test. At an estimated peak rate of 402 Tbps or 50.25 TB/s, it's approximately 25% higher than the previous record, set last October.
It's a yeastlike fungus that can inhabit themouth, vagina and intestines.
Oh no wait, that Candida.
I have noidea what a Canada is.
Started listening to the latest GU podcast a couple of days ago, had lots of things to say. Listened the last part today. Forgot al the points I wanted to make.
You probably didn't miss out on much though. Just wanted to let you know I enjoyed listening.
Thank you for listening, in my opinion the last two shows have been worth listening to![Happy](/tiny_mce/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-smile.gif)
Such a shame and a wasted opportunity for Ninty.
Finally some decent news!
Well, our original Switch is officially a handheld no more. I wanted to play some Splatoon3 on it today, and it went from 100% to 15% in 5 minutes.
And now for the question of what to do. Do we just accept this as our new reality? Do I try to swap out the battery myself? Do I send it in and pay god knows how much to have it replaced?
That is unfortunate. Our WiiU has been unusable for years now. I keep promising my son we'll buy a new one, but never got around to it. Perhaps I shouldn't delay this any longer.
Happy 4th of July to my neighbors in the south.
Well. I think if the cost of repair is less than 45% of a new one you have it repaired. If more, get a new one as a hedge that the Switch 2 won't be backward compatible.
In this market they are relatively lowly priced right now. I'd get one before that changes. I hung onto mine for now as a way to play Wii and gamecube games via HDMI.
Nintendo should repair my Wii U pad's thumb stick rubber coating. Both feel sticky AF. I thought it was just my controller until a few weeks ago, John on DF mentioned the same issue.
I walked my dog for a couple hours yesterday morning and then settled in and played Gran Tursimo 7 the rest of the day; around 6-7 hours. I figured my wrists would be hurting bad this morning but they are fine. I played with rumble off, so maybe that helped.
Sounds like a fun day. I honestly miss the days that I can sit down and just get lost in a game world for hours. It happens every once in a while but it's extremely rare these days.
Snowrunner joins Animal Crossing and Harvest moon in a short list of games that gave me physical pain.