Hasn't rolled out everywhere yet, for the record.

Yeah, I only see 15 minutes in my settings.

For those who want to see and tinker with it: Settings > Time Management

That means you need an account?

The JoeyJr is also a great tool for this. It can dump and write GB carts but specially detects when you plug in a GB camera and gives you a folder of image files.

https://bennvenn.myshopify.com/products/usb-gb-c-cart-dumper...

Once in a while I remember .arj

And .ain which was even better but now seems to be half lost to time (no Wikipedia, just a few links repeating the same fragments of info like http://justsolve.archiveteam.org/wiki/AIN)

I usually read HN through Feedly, which tries to grab an appropriate image for the target of the headline link.

For your site, it returned a product logo with a very, very different name: https://notionportals.com/og-image.png

Lowest-of-low effort AI slop image (how long would it have taken to screenshot a Google Slide?) and the user's post history tells me everything I need to know.

If only he would take liquid glass with him. I am so tired of upgrades that are "more delightful than ever" :(

I remain haunted by the new score that Gabriel Thibaudeau created for the 2010 restoration of Metropolis. I saw it performed live in Toronto and I'm still desperate to hear it again someday, but there's never been any home media release (official or unofficial) so far as I know.

I recommend The Crowd (1928) [1] by King Vidor. Incredible cinematography and an emotional story about regular people that was unusual for the time. Absolutely blew me away.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Crowd_(1928_film)

In Windows it's still faster than anything else if you've copied an image to clipboard to open irfanview -> paste -> save, or to do a quick crop or whatever.

Directory Opus is a little faster:

CTRL-P pastes anything (image, text; not sure what else) in clipboard to a file in current directory

or just the batch mode ... very helpful and fast.

Win + Shift + S

for those increasingly rare times you want to print an image it's great too.

I've got a ThinkPad T430 that came from a local shop selling off-lease laptops a few years ago, and it's been great as a dedicated Linux laptop. Even a T490 from 2019 is only CAD$300 and change off of Amazon these days, which is wild if you don't need the latest and greatest.

I used a t430 in college more than a decade ago, I've still got it but using it feels VERY antiquated.

This looks like a great option to keep around for using with the Quest headset. Meta's VR controllers don't have a d-pad, which is awful when you want to play Tetris Effect in VR.

I've used the slightly larger 8BitDo Lite SE gamepad for that in the past, but a smaller unit with a nice d-pad would be nice.

(Assuming that it does in fact work with the Quest. Now I'm not sure..)