It’s not hard. My Game Gears were broken and now I fixed 4 of them by replacing all caps.

I got the Pinecil for soldering and it’s so easy to use and versatile. I got a couple of flux pens so the result looks nice and clean.

Tarantino Shipping and Delivery inc.

What the hell is up with portuguese steak?

Room temp butter is just a vessel to increase the amount of chocolate sprinkels on your slice of bread.

There should be a clear definition of what “basic needs” means. Opinions will vary greatly when you broaden the discussion.

What does “all tech debt is legal” mean?

You say brain implants might be expensive, but as technology, and time, progresses the price will drop significantly.

Unless it’s a Sony gaming device, in that case the price will go up after time.

There is more to the Munich story https://www.zdnet.com/article/linux-not-windows-why-munich-is-shifting-back-from-microsoft-to-open-source-again/

https://blog.desdelinux.net/en/munich-and-hamburg-resume-the-initiative-to-migrate-to-linux/

fwiw I use Audacious which has Winamp skin support, so looks the same.

Really? Right in front of my GTX 1060 3GB?

Great movie

Sike, it’s cutting wire. Anyone who falls ends up cubed like that Resident Evil scene.

It’s only retro if it’s a modern thing made to look old, otherwise it’s vintage.

There are 3rd party controllers that are wireless

Backup backup backup

You spent time setting it up, now keep that time investment safe.

Create a disk image at least once and keep a more regular copy of your important files.

I said often, not always.

https://youtu.be/Vbg5Y0P7p6c

Also a great way to clog the drain, considering how much my cats shed.

PSX games had saves on memory cards, the generation of consoles before that often didn’t.

I have a bunch of consoles around from that era. My oldest systems are 8bit Master System. If saving was an option, it was you writing down a code in between levels.

I just tried your use case, and it did move the files to the correct folder.

using zsh:

 user@computer  ~  touch test.jpg
 user@computer  ~  touch test2.jpg
 user@computer  ~  mv test.jpg ./Public 
 user@computer  ~  mv test2.jpg $_
 user@computer  ~  ls ./Public 
test2.jpg  test.jpg
 user@computer  ~  

using bash:

[user@computer Public]$ mkdir test
[user@computer Public]$ ls
test  test2.jpg  test.jpg
[user@computer Public]$ mv test.jpg ./test
[user@computer Public]$ mv test2.jpg $_
[user@computer Public]$ ls
test
[user@computer Public]$ ls test/
test2.jpg  test.jpg
[user@computer Public]$ 

using bash and full path:

[user@computer Public]$ ls
test  test2.jpg  test.jpg
[user@computer Public]$ mv test.jpg /home/user/Public/test
[user@computer Public]$ mv test2.jpg $_
[user@computer Public]$ ls
test
[user@computer Public]$ ls test/
test2.jpg  test.jpg
[user@computer Public]$ 

What shell are you using? You can check it by using echo $0.

 user@computer  ~  echo $0
/usr/bin/zsh

[user@computer ~]$ echo $0
/bin/bash

I can’t reproduce it, even when putting the directory path in quotes, it still simply moved the file.