u/gu-ocosta

Peguei uma dessas TVzinhas de guarita pra dar um trato. Segundo os adesivos dela, provavelmente foi fabricada em 1990. Por dentro ela tá bem conservada até! Não tem nenhuma evidência de capacitor vazado e estava apenas com um defeito no trimpot do vertical mas depois que troquei ela passou a funcionar como nova!
Minha dúvida é: Eu faço o recap dela? Por um lado ela está funcionando certinha, mas pelo outro são capacitores de mais de 30 anos!
O que vcs me recomendam?

A few months ago, I stumbled upon this full odds shiny zigzagoon on sapphire. I was thinking about doing a Gen III ribbon master for a while, and a random encounter like that practically begged for it! A Linnone RM would be quite an adventure!

So I started the process. I got a copy of Gale of Darkness and started a new file, gathered the good berries for the contests and began the arduous work of planting them.

It took me 9 months to bring my RM Luxray from Platinum to Violet, so I knew this would be a very long journey.

The pkm Bank shutting down made me give up on it.

Now I’m wondering what to do with her. My idea is to give up all the battle towers/masons/trees/whatever and just collect the viable ribbons along the journey...

Is there a community for "Pokémon Ribbon Rockies"?

So, I refurbished a GBC and bought a repro Pokémon Blue to try it. The game doesn't have a battery, I think it saves directly on the flash memory (it freezes for a sec when saving).

The thing is that I feel like the random events are really weird compared with my experiences in emulators and the 3DS version. Sometimes it takes ages for an encounter to happen and moves with an effect chance almost never trigger.

Am I imagining things or the rom on this repro cartridge is a weird mod or something?

​I finished my DIY MP3 player using an ESP32-C3 SuperMini. It was a great project, and I learned a lot making it, but it got me thinking: isn't that a specialized cyberdeck?

​It is a computer with buttons, an interface, and a screen, and it gives off these cyberpunk vibes... The only thing separating projects like this from a 'traditional' cyberdeck is that it was built for a specific purpose. It is not a general-purpose computer.

​So, what is a cyberdeck anyway?