u/GizmosArrow

Anyone have a good method for removing numbers in front of rom names in bulk? I'm having to go through these one at a time to remove their file numbers in order for my handhelds to recognize and synchronize/update them in the player.

Picked up a Switch today, and the guy included a handful of handhelds for free. I've got a Steam Deck that I recently emulated as well as a little Miyoo Mini+ that I like and a PiBoy that I set up a while ago that I'm keeping for aesthetics. These three can essentially do what I want when it comes to older games/emulation, so I'm not really sure what to do with these new ones.

Here I've got a:

- Anbernic Slide

- Anbernic RG 556

- Anbernic RG Cube

- Retroid Pocket

Which one(s) are worth keeping? Is it as simple as adding my roms to the right folders (I've got a Macbook), or do I need something special? They're loaded with a bunch of emulation software/programs it looks like (I see Dolphin and a few others that look familiar). I'm completely unfamiliar with android systems like these Anbernic consoles, though, and I don't know a ton about emulation specifics outside of finding roms and adding them. The Retroid Pocket looks fun.

Any thoughts/tips are appreciated!

I’ve emptied it and ran it through a 5-minute cure cycle to make the residue safe to scrape/mess with. Any tips for bringing this thing back to life before I fill her up again?

I'm about 33% through my first larger print, a 6 1/2 hour print, and I'm pretty sure I'm gonna run out of my translucent green. Learning experience? Should I stop the print if I notice the resin is getting dangerously low?

Just replaced this screen this morning. First print failed and didn’t stick to the plate/left behind this residue. I really don’t want to replace the screen again, the rubber scraper isn’t doing the trick, and I fear taking a metal scraper to it as that’s how I punctured my last screen. Any tips?

When I take out the adapter and screw the tank in, it leaks/hisses. Which, I'm assuming, is why the seller added the adapter. What's my best fix here? I'm new to paintball and this is my first Tippmann. I'd love some advice.

I remember being curious when they first came out, but the idea of having to have my PS5 on at all times just to play in a different room/portably wasn't appealing enough for me to snag one. Now I've got one, and I want to make the most of it. What's my best use case? Tips/tricks? Share your wisdom with me!

I’ve tried WiFi. I’ve tried hot spotting into my iPhone. And now I’ve connected directly via Ethernet. For some reason my deck isn’t connecting/is getting almost zero speed and can’t open or install a browser. What’s wrong here? I’ve gone to developer mode and turned off wifi power limiting. No clue what’s up. Any ideas?

I had a $30 machine for a couple years but finally decided to get a little more into my espresso/mocha making. De’Longhi was first. Thought I was moving in the right direction with a new portafilter, but this sub told me it couldn’t be used well without grinding my own beans for better consistency than the Cafe Bostelo I’d been using. Spent the last week back using the pressure portafilter. Had a grinder arrive today. Nothing special, but it’s progress. Anyone have a bean recommendation they absolutely love that can be ordered? I’m gonna check out my local roaster to see what they’ve got.

I usually get a small popcorn and a small drink. That’s been costing me about 20 bucks recently. I’m noticing the upgrade to a large of both isn’t even a dollar more. If I were to get the snack saver to save 50%, it seems like a no-brainer. Right?