KeyboardThingX

Hey I'm having an odd issue where Steam version of RetroArch syncs the same game save with different names, the game files are titled the same and have the same structure they're identical copies of each other. I'm not sure if it has something to do with the way the Windows and SteamOS (Linux) versions read files?

"Castlevania - Aria of Sorrow.srm" SteamOS RetroArch

"Castlevania - Aria of Sorrow (USA).srm"

Hello how do i enable SSH for the machine, i did it for the steam deck for parity with my desktop mods

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Greetings, I have to wire up a few low voltage panels which involve twisting the full length of 22 and or 18awg pairs into something similar to a braid for neatness. I use a drill for the twisting, but would prefer a bit that can be thrown on an impact driver. It seems like google only shows ones that are meant for stripping electrical wiring for wire nuts, stripping is not needed.

Does anyone know of such a bit perhaps one that converts the impact to a typical drill chuck?

Anyone else having graphical bugs in urban reign with these later versions

How to I make the game fill my screen like a forced widescreen I'm not concerned with the visuals, please I've messed with the aspect ratio and everything the game is. Ky changing

I've tried using the built in Syncthing and connecting to the independent version everything looks correct, firewall and this thing just won't connect it. Ideally it'd connect to the official version for updates but it just says connection to syncthing failed, HELP?!! it works on my laptop though

Hey I'm still learning the tools of the trade

what tools and cleaning agents do you use to clean cameras maglocks surfaces and other stuff? I know microfiber clothes is essentially, but is Windex ok to use on camera domes? Stuff like that

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I run into these readers ever so often during service calls and the covers are a pain to remove, what's the trick to removing these covers without damaging the wall with a flathead, is flathead the only way is there a tool-less way?