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I don't think so no. I've had some artists delete albums i've purchased and then been unable to redownload them.


This is a bummer! But it highlights more of an unfortunate reality we all have to deal with when buying digital goods online - always need to get a backup right away when possible, since no platform lasts forever.


Having started cycling recently I think people use sound to cross more than you expect. I've had people step into my path multiple times without looking purely because they can't hear me.


I'm a leftie fountain pen user. It definitely can be done, but might need some adjustments to how you hold a pen / what inks you use. I've using a lamy safari with waterman ink for about 10 years with no trouble.


Burning an e-fuse can be bypassed with a softmodded switch.


Is that any Switch you can do this with, or just the old Switches with the Tegra vulnerability?


I'm not an expert: I've been looking at hwfly to expand the capabilities of the Switch. The system reminds me of the older style cracks that required a modchip to be soldered in. I cannot vouch for the system as I have zero first-hand knowledge. The ecosystem looks interesting. Hekate seems to be the popular bootloader though I may be using the incorrect term. https://github.com/CTCaer/hekate


I did this a few years ago grabbing an ikea vastanby table. Unfortunately it I wouldnt really recommend it, or would at least recommend something else. The size of the top is great, but ergonomically it sucks, its far too high and non adjustable, and the supports for the top get in the way of a good sitting position, will be switching out to a large sit stand desk eventually, hopefully using the same worktop.


A guy in the mechkeys discord posted a clip of his 3D printed mech switches yesterday as well. I believe he is using reed switches instead of a 3d printed leaf but its pretty cool.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwRfQ3p_jFo


yes, this is linked in the OP! It's fantastically interesting. Uses magnets instead of springs



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