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I suppose down the road they could support Google Play. (Google willing). Or they could create their own android app store … actually, that makes more sense. They could load it on their phone experiments, and pay Samsung and Motorola to preload it …

They could have manufactured their own. And they probably make a lot of things that come with little warnings and manuals that are not read.

IBM has repeatedly sold off declining, profitable parts of its business, but that’s not what you’re talking about.

Totally misread the title. "The OLD Nintendo Switch doesn’t have a Pentile screen". That’s totally on me, but I thought it was amusing.

I’m a big fan of Nintendo, and of waiting to purchase a new console at a discounted price. It worked for me with the Gamecube – got a nice $50 discount. But I waited years to purchase a Wii U, hoping for a discount. One of their least successful consoles. In the end, I bought it used off eBay. The price never went down, or if it did, I never caught it. Nintendo doesn’t discount the way they used to, even before the pandemic hit.

Never embraced the joycons. I’ve been pro controller (or clone) all the way. Even if it means propping the switch up on a pillow or tray.

The new screen isn’t enough to make me buy a new switch, but if I was buying for the first time now, it would be hard not to consider it. So I’m grateful that games will continue to be playable across all Switches …

It was more of a Switch Cheap than a Switch Lite. That doesn’t make it wrong, but they wouldn’t put the nice screen on that.

This would be an amazing precedent for older proprietary hardware. Imagine playing PS1 roms on your PS3 without rooting. Turning that xbox one into a part time home PC (as well as games machine). Loading multiple stores onto your iphone X.

When I first read it, the concept frightened me. (I was a kid). But it fits. If the main idea is that Hari’s theory does not need to work with individuals (and cannot work with individuals) because it works over large groups and large amounts of time where probabilities are proven correct, then a counterpoint is a single individual who can effect enough change to break the theory.

On my next readthrough, I loved it!

I think they’re making changes. Daneel’s character is going to show up earlier than in the books, so the Mule might too.

Another layer of subscription? Of course.