one_knight_scripting
@one_knight_scripting@lemmy.world
- Comment on preferences 1 week ago:
This is not a programming language, this is bash.
Does not right-shift bits, it appends to a file.
- Comment on how did he do that? 3 weeks ago:
Just hit Ctrl+Alt+Del.
- Comment on Vitamins are good but idk.... 5 weeks ago:
Showers are for oranges or IPAs.
- Comment on Half-Life 2 peaks at 52,000 concurrent players, 20 years after its release 8 months ago:
You just changed my life.
- Comment on What bug is this? 9 months ago:
Bee-utiful
- Comment on UPDATE: Here is the final design of the Humorless Toaster, that this wonderful community helped me pick yesterday! (Needless to say one of the previous versions was unintentionally problematic) 10 months ago:
Love it. I love that you went to Lemmy for tips. A side note, while I love it, I’m curious to see what it would look like with a bushy unibrow now that you’ve added the bushier mustache.
- Comment on Classic Ubisoft: PS5 players to install an update and restart their save files from scratch due to game-breaking bugs 11 months ago:
Sound like you and indie games have a lot in common.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- Comment on How to decide what kind of controller one should purchase? 11 months ago:
That is a totally fair question and one that I simply overlooked. Technically you can buy Gulikit through Amazon. I personally appreciate that the cost of it doesn’t go up over like a regular controller. Scuf did me dirty, I had a scuf for all of two months before the lb button fell apart and they refused to repair it. That thing cost me $185. This controller cost me $70.90 and has lasted me about two years. Here is a link to the Gulikit store on Amazon. I do recommend making sure it is from that store. I don’t know anything about it, but there is a AKNES store which sells gulikt controllers. amazon.com/…/BCC8C06B-7BF5-4D6C-A9A0-6290B8091F02…
- Comment on How to decide what kind of controller one should purchase? 11 months ago:
For PC, I would personally suggest looking for a controller with two things. Number 1, Hall effect sensors. Eliminate stick drift entirely with that alone. Number 2, replaceable joysticks. If the sticks last a long time, then the controller is expected to last longer. I just think having a way to replace work rubber is a good thing. Personally, I have loved Gulikit. My controller also happens to work on switch as well. Here is a link of you are interested in checking it out.