I sure hope Imgur reconsiders its upcoming purge. It’s been the de facto host for hotlinked images on forums and subreddits for a decade-plus. Killing images not tied to a user account would nuke huge swaths of the internet’s institutional memory. (Do you know how many vintage keyboards are only attested in anonymous Imgur albums linked from Deskthority?!)
You can game on any keyboard. Or you could pick one with an 8000Hz polling rate. Or analog switches. Or modular macro pads. And, of course, they all have RGB. We’re not barbarians.
“Sorry, I can’t do that while content filters are turned on.”
My children are constantly trying to launch games on the Nest Hub Max, and the best I’ve been able to do ‘til now is block them, which means I hear the above conversation twenty times a day. So the news that Google is killing Assistant games entirely? Sweet relief.
Keycaps.info lets you compare a bunch of different mechanical keycap profiles, from SA to MT3 to Cherry all the way to MBK, MG, and KAM. They even have the Apple Magic Keyboard, by way of comparison. Similar photos and illustrations have existed for ages, but this is the most comprehensive and easy-to-use version I’ve seen so far.
According to this deep dive on Amazon’s Studio business, 37 percent of people (in the US) who started The Rings of Power finished the first season. Sure, that sounds low, but when you spend $715 million on one season of a show, your target audience is “everyone.” For a show based on the appendixes to The Lord of the Rings? 37 percent seems pretty good.
[The Hollywood Reporter]
