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I found gamenative runs it smoother, but with the recent updates to droiddeck that may not be the case anymore.

Instead of using WASD for movement I use ESDF it gives your pinkey an extra row of keys to hit and since there's rows and rows of unused keys to the right you don't really lose anything.

yeah, I play with ESDF, so I had to make custom controls from scratch regardless. I basically made all the buttons movement and stuff, the triggers right and left click. left stick is ESDF Right stick is mouse, all my abilities are on the touchscreen. works surprisingly well but it takes a lot of getting used to.

I’m just running the default config, in game native, but I had to do the controls and DS overlay layout myself

You must be thinking of Guild Wars 1, which didn't have jumping

Guild Wars 2 has intricate jumping puzzles and some of the smoothest movement systems in the MMO genre.

think theres enough extra room to fit the kojima edition, its like 2-3mm thicker

Check out Guild wars 2, its an MMO, but its much more hands off than others. the games about exploration and having fun by playing your way rather than grinding to get the best gear before the next patch hits. the community is super cool too because most of the game is made in such a way that other players can only really add to your experience. and because the level cap has been the same since 2012 you never have to worry about falling behind if you take a break.

I have better temps and performance than dolphin running super Mario sunshine

yeah that's a SOLID nope from me... if we could hide that behind the kickstand maybe but like that? oh hell naw

Also Its important to note I used a zinc plated bolt because it has the least friction, so the bolt was easily inserted with just my fingers. to reduce the chance of damaging the repair when removing the bolt after the nut has been set. I definitely took the nut and hip bolt to home depot and messed around with the different bolts for a while trying to find what worked best.

I may have even lubed the bolt with a light coating of grease but I would have been really careful about not going overboard to reduce the chances of messing up the epoxy, thin enough you cant really see it but you can feel it.

If you're new to this kind of stuff just "practice" the process before you mix any epoxy. and make sure not to get the epoxy on anything you care about. including your fingers.

Still holding strong, spent thousands of hours in that chair by now, and its been sat in by many drunk friends.

You just want to make sure there is enough room for the epoxy to flow so you can have maximum surface area for adhesion. I gave it some ridges similar to the way that nut is ridged, but dont go crazy removing material.

I got a bolt from home depot with the same thread pattern of the hip bolt, and screwed it into the threads to prevent epoxy from getting into them and causing further problems.

I used a small brush to paint the freshly mixed epoxy into the joint. making sure to cover the surface uniformly. Then I did the same for the nut. I used the bolt as my tool to install the nut into the seat pan. using the bolt to make sure the nut is inserted fully and facing the correct angle.

I removed the bolt carefully once the epoxy was dry to the touch, and then left the part out to dry for the full 36 hours recommended by the JB weld I used.
after that I installed the seatpan and its been going strong ever since.

if you have any questions definitely reach out I'd be happy to help.

this kind of market behavior should be handled by asset seizure frozen accounts and jail time.  But nothings gonna happen. 

Otter box, it’s definitively not perfect, but also the best I’ve tried… paired with the peak design camera strap it’s solid enough 

I ended up removing the pencil charging area flap and ripping that worthless screen protector out… it’s passable now 

Cafe cino in the Hilton is open but packed 

Meh if I had a 14 year old making $200 a week it wouldn’t be a hard sell to let them buy something (with their own money) like a MacBook they are using to focus on work/ school. I personally find working on Mac’s keep me focused better than working on my gaming desktop which I look at as more of a toy.   I like to keep work and play as seperate as possible anyway. 

Maybe try that angle. Good luck 

Find a used Apple silicon MacBook Pro for much less, that said if you’re new to MacOS you need to make sure all the tools you use are available for macOS. 

  I’m guessing you don’t have a regular 9-5 job at 14 so I’m assuming the work you are talking about is what pays you about $200 / week. Sooner rather than later it’s gonna pay for its self if you otherwise won’t be able to earn money while you’re at the summer cottage.  

The other thing to point out is the opportunity cost or long term lost income, if your clients are likely to find someone else to handle their Minecraft servers during your holiday, it could be worth much more long term than 200/week.

You may also be able to find some potent windows laptops available used that may be decent options. 

I actually just found some LEDs I thought were close enough and just sent it. worked out great although I swapped to an f91w since then

I don’t think it’s open yet but the guys are cool 

The bakery / cafe in the Hilton

Home solar seems to make a LOT of sense for Guam, however from what I understand the builders have developed a system and agreement with GPA that is very predatory to anyone who would like to DIY it and priced it out of the hands of the common man. 

Mines 2 years old and I have no clue what issue you’re trying to fix? 

I'm so fucking glad Boost doesn't do this.

when in full legendary gear, Equipment templates served every function the new wardrobe templates do and more at a cheaper price, this change is a significant downgrade for anyone who has full legendary or even a decent collection of legnedary gear

thats wild I dont think ive ever paid over $40 and ive owned tens of them.