Single ultrawide for everything. The ergonomics are superior.

I have a different printer; it was a pretty involved process that required partial disassembly. I imagine this is very printer specific.

I was having this problem, combined with a confusing bed adhesion issue. My gantry needed to be releveled.

I wonder what percentage of players opt for the “story only” difficulties? Has anyone done this sort of study? One dev found that 70% opt for easy mode. They point out that most people don’t finish most games, and easy modes help increase that number.

This is probably not your speed, but I can’t stop myself from mentioning Deathloop…

Also, and this is a bit of a stretch, but Day of The Tentacle was a great game with a time element… I’m reminded by this because I asked ChatGPT for a list of games that met this criteria.

https://chat.openai.com/share/00b809c0-dabb-4fcd-86ab-8f5f38e64463

Another that you didn’t mention: The wall meets the ceiling in different places on either side of her head

What do you think of their redesign? I’m sure it’s not for everyone.

Following…

Nice!

I hear ya - I’m recommending 1440p ultrawide, so the scaling will be the same as the other displays you are seeking.

I was like you and didn’t like curved TVs… but I have ultra wide curved displays at home/work, and this use case is awesome! Every part of the screen is about the same distance from my eyes. A typical 34” (3440x1440) is about the same pixel count as 2.5 1080p displays, but with no bezels to split the screen… so it’s perfectly centered. With separate displays I need to center one and set one way off to the side, or center the bezel split and need to always turn my head one way or the other. Webcam is centered. Cable management is easier (one power, one signal). Brackets are less bulky. Desk is cleaner looking.

You’ll get a little less area than 2x 27” 1440p displays.

I don’t know how important HDR is to you. I’ve always had good luck with Dell ultrasharp longevity. They have a 34” for $350.

Dell Curved Gaming, 34 Inch Curved Monitor with 144Hz Refresh Rate, WQHD (3440 x 1440) Display, Black - S3422DWG https://a.co/d/hOrP5cv

What a drag

Is that Jerry Seinfeld?

$16.25 for a kids size pasta dish?

Retirement… omg, retirement

I know you said hidden gems, but I’m fairly new, so I admittedly use more popular apps.

• arc browser changed my relationship with the web
• hand mirror for checking that I’m not a hot mess before my next meeting
• karabiner for keyboard tweaking
• tot - dead simple quick note app
• fucking keyboard maestro!!

Is it possible to leave the thing powered on, and trigger the updates on a schedule, or remotely?

Sure, but I think there’s still benefit to what the other person did. Search DDG by default, and then if you don’t see good results, it’s one extra click for the google search… vs mousing, clicking, 2 keystrokes…

Hypothetically, ask AI to write a short story in the style of one of these writers. Don’t tell anyone. Get popular, reduce demand for original writer. People only have so much time, after all.

More likely, they just want to be compensated for their “voice”.

Not advocating for either of these… just thinking about why

It’s just so sad to me. I understand It makes good business sense to the manufacturers to sell high cost/margin premium vehicles. But for every person who can afford one of these, there are surely 10x as many people who want to buy an EV, but can only afford something much less expensive.

And yeah, I get that there is limited production capacity, so it makes logical sense.