Nah, it’s a cheap pong clone, it doesn’t have that much collector’s value. Also I can just pack everything back up, it wasn’t sealed just wrapped in plastic.

Obviously but it is a Pong Console, it’s the category started by the original Pong.

This one has a bunch of additional games too.

Colour is also not very accurate… unless they mean a single colour, green.

No I mean it literally, it was wrapped in all the factory plastics and has literally zero wear and tear. It might have been taken out of the box and maybe used once or not at all.

It works but my polish PAL tv doesn’t seem to like it very much, it took a lot of tuning to get this wonderful image.

Super Tux Kart

Thanks!

Another instancję where removing these pointless two lines would’ve made for a better meme

Yeah I guess it still is. I just personally haven’t seen it in a long time.

Doom nowadays usually steals the show as far as impressive visuals on weak devices go.

It used to be a popular demo for displaying on ancient or weird hardware. Here’s a massive playlist:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrjpwekK1wIAhdAOTmRyAryvpm45MutRu

They really can display Bad Apple on anything!

I love SM64 but Sunshine is actually a great game as well.

This comic rarely is.

The main advantage over Minecraft is unrestricted modability. Luanti is just the voxel engine, you can run hundreds of different “games” on top of. Aside from the obvious mining and crafting types of games (including VoxeLibre which is a direct clone of Minecraft) there are also games with completely different gameplay - platformers, arcade etc.

The mods and games are easily downloaded from within the game.

Also - free, open source, community run. Not owned by Microsoft. So that’s nice.

Try Minetest/Luanti

Is that an issue when using Borg for backups? Doesn’t it checksum everything at each operation?

Backup server

That’s how I would describe Hellman’s actually, but to each their own.

You can get Hellman’s in Poland. It’s called “Majonez Babuni” - grandma’s mayonnaise.

Btw, Kielecki is made by a worker cooperative.

/c/whatisthisthing