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r/PlaydateConsole•

Now that Catalog is releasing games regularly, it'd be nice if I could see the Playdate's LED flashing to let me know, but I keep my Playdate in its cover for protection. (I know there are other notification channels, but the light seems like a special part of the Playdate.)

Has anyone punched a hole through the cover so the light is exposed? Or do you have any other tricks to see it?

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r/wroteabook•

Cover: https://i.imgur.com/6LIAnIG.jpeg

Hi all! I'm the editor for u/MissMacchiato, who just released the second book in a fantasy/comedy adventure series called The Interns of Magic Engineering.

The job from hell.

After barely surviving the interview, Charlie Temple’s starting her new life as a magic engineering intern at a famous yet secretive magic tech company. But her dreams might be shattered by mysterious magic surges wreaking havoc through the building.

The situation turns deadly when the magic surges target Charlie.

No one knows what’s triggering the surges or how to stop them. With the danger escalating, the entire building might be shut down—and then Charl

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r/SportsStory•

That's the title of a new update on the Switch News channel from the Sports Story team. It seems to be a thinly veiled discussion of what happened during development. There are some references to known bugs, and some of the message matches what's been seen in the secret dev room.

Here's the text:

Chantelle Botherington Sources Exclusive OTR Interview!

Controversy abounds as over HALF of the development team of the troubled video game titled "GALF pinball QUEST" have allegedly VANISHED! Our reporters promptly stormed the offices of the developer, like soldiers rushing into battle, but were left with more questions than answers.

Cold Cartridge, the company tas

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r/wroteabook•

Cover: https://i.imgur.com/mbw52e0.jpeg

Hi all! I'm the editor for u/MissMacchiato, who just released the first book in a new fantasy/comedy adventure series called The Interns of Magic Engineering.

It's about the worst interview ever. Charlie is restarting her career by trying to get an internship at a mysterious magic tech company. During her interview, the building is taken over by commandos trying to get into the secret vault. Charlie and her team of wannabe interns are the hostages' only hope... but they'll need the survive the commandos and the building's strange magic.

Tropes: sassy female protagonist, magic technology, midlife career change, Wonka-esque magic company,

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r/tangledeep•

Switch: comparing items

:nintendo_switch: Nintendo Switch

Does anyone know how to compare items in the inventory to what you have equipped? I know it sometimes shows "+2 damage" or similar, but that's not always enough to make a decision.

If you go to the store you can see an item next to your currently equipped one for that slot, but I'm hoping to be able to do this in the dungeon. I've tried every button but I may be missing something obvious.

I tried searching and the wiki but no luck. Thanks!

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r/RESissues•

What's up?

When Comment Quick Collapse is enabled, the left bar that it creates covers up the voting buttons. I turn the size of the bar down to ~15 just so I can see the voting arrows, but it doesn't make them any easier to click; they're still being (invisibly) covered. You need ninja precision to hit that upvote button.

I would expect the quick collapse bar to live in its own vertical space, shifting the voting buttons to the right, along with the content of the comment. This is what happens in subreddits with custom styling that enable their own quick-collapse bar.

Where does it happen?

In the comments section of a post, on the left edge of every comment box.

*Screenshots or

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