@pastorcoin I let them use my old N64, mostly because it's simple, slower, less flashy. Less effects on their brains. I know you can get old games on the Switch, and I know if we let them use the Switch we'd heavily limit it anyways...just can't quite pull the switch (heh).
@pastorcoin I got a Nintendo Switch (1) from my in-laws (they got it as a promo from Verizon) a few months ago and haven't given showed the kids yet. TBH, I'm torn and go back and forth whether I should or not. We're pretty anti-tech in many ways (e.g. heavily limited screen time).
>Working in Cursor, had a project that was connected to a different GitHub user account
>It's annoying but necessary -- same issue w/Supabase
>Fable recognized it and worked around it for me
>My primary user was auto added as an admin/collaborator to the other GitHub account
>π₯
>Working through an issue in Cursor, ran out of free Fable usage so was on Composer 2.5
>Running in circles
>Added Claude API Key and went back to Fable
>Solution within 2 mins
>(Cost me ~$12...worth it.)
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We have serious problems in our country today and we will be much better off if we follow the spirit of our founding document than the brain dead varying socialisms being promoted by both political parties.
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