Just got retroarch installed but I’ve heard that DS games don’t run well on it’s cores. Is there a known emulator for DS that is best? Maybe one that supports touch screen?
After reading about people having issues with spokes being loose and breaking I took a look at the rear wheel on my new roadster with less than 50 miles on it and some of the spokes feel much looser than others, though the wheel is perfectly true. Is it good preventative maintenance to adjust spoke tension periodically? I don’t want to make them too tight with the propensity of breaking spokes.
I was thinking of buying a spoke tension meter but I don’t have a baseline of what the tension should be on the front and rear wheel of this bike. I’m also surprised that the rear wheel seems to have only 14 gauge spokes when all my other bikes have had at least 12 gauge. Does anyone know what the recommended tension is for this bike?
I seem to be having issues with a lot of GBA games causing Retroarch to close unexpectedly. Are there any preferred stable cores or settings for playing GBA titles on switch through retroarch?
My PS5 stealthed to blend into the tv cabinet.
This place was my second home in the late 90’s. Back before the apartments were built across the street it was such a nice view of downtown. Many nights with friends going to late night coffee and drinking Ruby Red Squirt and vodka in the parking lot. 😂 A piece of my heart will always be locked in time in that smoke-filled place full of the sounds of conversation and life. Please share stories and pictures if anyone has any!
I had a good friend who worked there around ‘98. We lived up the hill on Vallejo and would longboard down and over the interstate to get there. A guy named Andrew worked there and was in a band called The Hellmen (I think I still have a CD!) I also remember a girl named Amy?
I worked at Alfalfa’s Market/Wild Oats in the late 90’s starting at the Denver West location and then moving to the Capitol Hill location (which is now Whole Foods). I would love to reconnect with old co-workers or just hear stories from others who worked here. Denver in the late 90’s was awesome!