Earlier in October, Anbernic revealed its first wireless controller — the RG P01 — with features comparable to the $29.99 8BitDo Ultimate 2C, including Hall effect triggers and joysticks.
Anbernic’s gamepad will be an even more tempting alternative to 8BitDo’s budget-friendly controller now that we know it will cost $17.99, or $14.99 if preordered before it’s expected to release on November 12th.
One small detail in this NYT story about Elon Musk building a multi-family compound is the resolution around the billionaire promising the name “Valkyrie” to two different mothers of his kids:
Further complicating matters, Mr. Musk took a name that he and Ms. Boucher had chosen for their daughter — Valkyrie — and gave it to one of Ms. Zilis’s twins, according to two people familiar with the naming. Ms. Boucher was so offended that she wrote a song about the episode, which she posted to Twitter.
“A girl cursed with my daughter’s name,” Ms. Boucher wrote in a now-deleted tweet, “will now carry her mother’s shame.” (In the end, Ms. Zilis changed her daughter’s name, while Ms. Boucher chose a different name for her child.)
Glad they worked that out. It would’ve gotten truly confusing to have two Valkyries living under the same roof — or whatever covers a 14,400-square-foot villa.
[The New York Times]
Screenshots shared on X show emails from WordPress.com parent company Automattic asking the owners of WordCamp Sydney — a community-organized WordPress conference — to remove posts related to WP Engine.
Meanwhile, a separate email from the company requests that event organizers share “all active social media accounts” login credentials with Automattic to ensure “safe storage for all future events.”
Here’s why embattled SEC chair Gary Gensler is a hot-button presidential issue.
An endorsement of democracy, solving problems, and Kamala Harris.
