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I've been using Lovable lately for landing pages and it's saving me a lot of time, but the direct editing function is terrible--which is super annoying if I just want to correct a character in a line of text or scale something a few px longer. It's also unnecessarily cumbersome to drop in and out of the code editor.

Anyone using something similar (web-based, hosted, don't have to deal with deployments or setting up environments) where the wysiwig editing isn't such an afterthought?

I'm building a retropie handheld for my nephew using a Pi Zero 2 W that I had laying around, I have BOM with everything ready to go except for the screen. I'm looking at displays in the 3-5inch range but I keep getting spooked by reviewers saying they can't get these screens running at 60fps on a pi, which is obviously important for a gaming display.

Here's one of the screens I was looking at: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BJDTL9J3

Are there specs I can look out for (drivers, DSI vs SPI, etc) to make sure I'm getting a display that will work here, or any specific products you know of? Surprised that I haven't been able to find a consens

I have a Retroid Pocket 6 and am running OpenMicrowave nightly. It runs great but it's stuck at openmw v0.48 and I'd really like to upgrade to 0.5 for the controller support in menus and other upgrades.

I'm up for gamehub/gamenative or similar but was curious if that runs more heavily due to the emulation layer? Even though performance is smooth it's definitely pushing the device, the fan is running high and using up a lot of battery. I probably won't want to play if it's noticeably more intensive, even if it runs ok.

I'm playing on an Anbernic rg406 and it's great but the joysticks go from 0 to 100% way too abruptly, it's borderline impossible to play something like an FPS.

Unfortunately tweaking the standard joystick settings like deadzone and gate size doesn't fix it, what I really need to do is reshape the sensitivity curve.

I see that dolphin has a really powerful looking config option that allows you to apply a custom expression to controller inputs. That seems like it should allow me to have total control over the joystick behavior with the right equation, am I correct about that? If there's some reason it's not actually feasible I would love to know before I dump hours into learning this particu

Played and loved the base game way back when it first came out, now I'm getting back into it again and trying to wrap my head around all the possibilities.

In hack and slash games I really like builds where you first set the enemies up and then nuke them into the ground. For example, builds where you kite enemies into a line and then railgun them with piercing attacks, or CC them into a little deathball and hit them all with an AOE, or where you spread a debuff and then throw out a chaining ability that wipes out the whole screen.

Anyone have a fun TQ build that plays like that? I won't be touching the harder modes, just want to casually armageddon some mobs.

This is a weird one: for weeks now any device on my network seems to take around a full minute to connect to any domain it hasn't made a request to recently. And by recently I mean even just an hour ago, seemingly. Very hard to pinpoint exact timing.

Once I've managed to actually complete loading the first page on a domain or app it seems to work well and load quickly as long as I stay active. I tried pinging domains and that does seem to be where it's hanging, it will take forever or time out until I manage to complete a request and then subsequent pings to the same domain will come back quickly without issue.

Some basic facts:

• TP-Link Archer AX21
• 1gb symmetric fiber with ISP-provid

The latest Heroes of Might and Magic game recently released a free early access demo on Steam and it's mostly a remake of Heroes 3 with some very thoughtful updates to the gameplay. IMO quite good and a great fit for laptop gaming.

I couldn't find any information about whether it runs on crossover, so I installed it in my Steam bottle without changing any of the default settings and am happy to report that it booted right up and runs very smoothly on my M1 Pro. If anything it seems like it takes a little bit longer to load up a game than my Windows desktop, but that's the only minor issue I could find in 30 min of playing.

I'm setting up a seltzer tap at my office and I want to feed it with water from a nearby faucet. I have an existing 1/4in OD line under the sink I can use that's some sort of flexible plastic that's using sharkbites, I don't know the inner diameter for that. On the other end my keg's inlet has a barb fitting for 3/16 ID tube, the tube I'm using has 5/16 OD.

I'm getting super confused trying to figure out how to connect these up, any ideas? If this combo is too hard to adapt I can drop the line under the sink and go back to the shutoff valve with a different size water line.

It's been a while since Anthropic dropped a new model, worried they're falling behind