@MrMidnight1188 They all look like fantastic kit. Upgradeitis is addictive.
My centre speaker is ridiculous, but it's worth it in my opinion. So much dialogue going through it. No comments of it being too low in the mix with a decent centre
@MrMidnight1188 Bowers and Wilkins 683s fronts, 700 center speaker, couple of small m1's for the rear. Massive svs pb3000 for the sub. Driven by a Denon x4800h. I wanted something that does great stereo for music, but banging 5.1 for movies and games. I'm very happy.
You can down download @Anime0t4ku's #MiSTerFPGA physical disc support by simply adding it in update_all. And it can even auto-boot discs! Here's a quick demo with all the info you need in the post: https://t.co/tUjn9W0Wvy
@Radical_Reggie No but I'm glad I have some sort of control. If the data is actually on the disc I can hopefully still use it when the servers are switched off
This year really feels like the end for traditional gaming. Consoles less affordable, layoffs galore and now physical media on PlayStation is dead. Really hard to feel any excitement for any new consoles given this - I'm sure plenty of you don't care, but it matters a lot to me.
There’s a mom at our school drop-off. Messy bun, always three minutes late, kids usually eating dry cereal out of a Ziploc. The "Pinterest moms" always whispered about her. I honestly felt a little bad for her.
Then one day at the playground, my neurodivergent son had a massive, violent sensory meltdown. I’m sitting in the dirt, crying, totally paralyzed.
The "perfect" moms just stared and pulled their kids away.
Suddenly, she’s there. The messy mom.
She drops her giant bag, sits right in the dirt next to us, pulls a heavy sensory toy out of her purse, and calmly shields my son from the crowd. No panic. No judgment. He regulated in three minutes. I was speechless.
We had coffee after. She told me her house is a disaster and she has severe ADHD, but she knows exactly what a nervous system collapse looks like.
I asked her how she deals with the judgmental stares from the other moms.
She took a sip of her cold coffee and said: "Perfect moms know how to bake organic muffins. Chaotic moms know how to survive the trenches."
Every time I see her running late now, I just smile. Girls, be like the messy mom. Stop apologizing for your chaos.