Make one yourself. It's not very difficult if you have some tools, and you'll be able to make any customised layout with whatever buttons you want. I've made a bunch of them myself (check my post history and scroll all the way down).
In fact, my old home made hitbox is sitting unused in a box and I can sell that pretty cheap (if there's interest in paying for delivery from England).
The form factor advantage of the Switch comes from its trash controller. When I replaced with the the Hori split pad, the form factor was almost similar.
TP-link AX73 | AX5400
I've added details to the comment above in case anyone is able to make sense of my problem.
Plex is on the Native Synology app. Sonarr, radarr, etc are in containers. The Synology NAS intermittently stops being accessible. I haven't been able to figure out the problem. I find it impossible to troubleshoot network problems. I think it is my router. Restarting the router seems to fix it. Factory resetting the router didn't solve the problem.
In summary: my wife is fed up and wants Netflix back.
If this ends up being the place someone is able to offer support, I'll add some details:
Equipment:
Virgin Media Hub 3 (set to modem only mode) -> TP-link AX73 | AX5400 -> LAN connection to Synology with static IP set in Synology settings.
Synology has the Plex app (native Synology version from the Plex website). Alongside that I'm running the following Docker containers:
GlueTUN project with surfshark VPN. This runs qBittorrent, Prowlarr and FlareSolverr (I used (this guide)[https://drfrankenstein.co.uk/qbittorrent-with-gluetun-vpn-in-container-manager-on-a-synology-nas/] and (this guide)[https://drfrankenstein.co.uk/prowlarr-and-flaresolverr-via-gluetun-in-container-manager-on-a-synology-nas/])
Media fetch project containing Sonarr, Radarr, and Bazarr.
This seemed to work fine before I added the Arr's. Even after I added Arr's it worked fine initially, but now for the past few weeks it has been causing constant problems that are solved by restarting the router (once or twice a day).
I've been trying my very best to get Plex to a high WAF, but it fucks up constantly.
I get this constantly:
Everything seems critical when you haven't tried living without. Meat eaters can't comprehend living without meat. Car drivers can't imagine living without cars.
I wondered how people pass their time without phones. Then my autistic son started demanding holding onto my phone for every waking minute he is not at school. Now I spend my day without the phone.
Now that YouTube has stopped working on NewPipe, I've stopped watching it......and it felt a bit uncomfortable to miss my videos before bed, but now it's not a big deal. None of these things are critical. There's a near infinite world of choices available to us now. We just need to pick something else.
Windows 10. Last time I used Windows at home was in January. I've completely de-googled and was looking to get rid of as much privacy invasion as I could.
So what's your reasoning for the change to the reliable and funni penguin OS?
I sold my laptop and was waiting for a good deal on PC parts. I was using my Steam Deck as my full time PC and had a really good experience. Decided to try Linux full time on the new PC.
Honestly, I've tried Linux many times previously (last was a year prior) and could never get over troubleshooting problems. The online community helped sometimes. Other times they told me go look up how to compile my own drivers and I got stuck. I would say the whole reason I've been able to change permanently has been down to AI. Now when I get stuck, ChatGPT just tells me how to fix a problem in 2 or 3 commands. Once the initial setup was done and I solved the setup problems, I don't have to go back to AI at all anymore.
This is true for a lot of hero villain combos. Batman and Joker come to mind immediately.
Awesome. Have fun.
Don't sleep on FFXII. That's on the Steam store as well after you're done with this.
That costs $100? Where do you live? Used original chargers sell pretty cheap on eBay.
I've got an 8th gen Intel laptop in my eBay shopping basket for close to £100 and that has charger included.
I really like Street Fighter and I like making things.....so both interests have combined and my wife thinks I've got a problrm: https://i.imgur.com/OvFO47j.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/cSUfHDl.jpeg
Just don't ask me my ladder rank.
So I took inspiration from Daigo. I figure more buttons = more ladder points
Full album: https://imgur.com/a/Y2Tsb2w
I previously posted my custom layout keyboard which I use at home. I got fed up of the different layout at work so I made the same thing to have consistency. Really happy with the result. I'm trying to set up macros now to make annoying tasks at work faster.
Been thinking of doing this for over a year and finally got round to it. Found parts. Spent hours soldering, lubricating, stuffing with foam and programming QMK. So happy with the final result. It's a joy to use.
Gateron yellow switches. YMDK PCB, backplate and case. Ali Express keycaps.
It's a budget build and none of this is high end......but it has still worked out really well.
I've really liked hitbox controllers for Street Fighter 6. I've been really happy with how they've turned out and they're a joy to use. If there's interest I can post the build process/instructions/guide.
Also would be good to grow the community if you're interested: [email protected]
Started with a fightstick I bought for Street Fighter 4 many years ago. Now that Street Fighter 6 is out, I've become interested in hitboxes and have started making them myself.
I think you're allowed to say Apple here.