I mean authors don’t see money anytime someone rents an ebook do they? Libraries just need to pay for licenses to the publisher annually from what I’ve read on reddit/Lemmy.

I can understand renting ebooks so that your library continues to fund a digital library, but if the book is available in paper form that doesn’t really benefit the author either.

As someone who has a BS in Business, yes they taught this in business.

Similarly we had case studies on Wal-mart’s absolute domination of the logistics game which made them a powerhouse in the “before Amazon” times.

I wasn’t counting this in core games, but for sure the hardest Pokemon game made.

Even if you used an action replay or something to use the key early, BW2 hard mode is actually a little easier.

Because in BW2 you get boosted EXP for being underleveled. So fighting stronger opponents literally makes you level faster.

Ultra Sun/Ultra moon are the hardest base games I think.

Easiest is probably Firered/Leafgreen.

Which one?

Depends on the price imo

I’m pretty mad about the iOS “upgrade” too.

I mean it’s probably just alphabetical, but I wouldn’t know for sure.

Is there anything like this for iOS? I usually stick to Overcast but haven’t really looked into switch apps for a while.

I have used both. Even under ideal conditions the cameras only is noticeably worse.

I recall parking in a parking lot and the camera systems showed that I was hitting a car while I was about a foot away from it. Lidar did not have any issues like that. And it was a perfectly sunny day.

Honestly I’d love a GCN emulator if you know of a good one for iOS. I use Dolphin on my laptop, but I’m not always able to be on my laptop.

I had a lot of fun with Scarlet honestly. It ran like dogshit but the actual game itself was pretty fun.

I mostly just wish the game looked more like something that came out in 2022 and not 2005.

Hey that’s what I got! But I’m admittedly a massive Taylor Swift fan.

Orion supports (some) Firefox extensions. Worth a look imo.

Ah whoops. Keep getting my days mixed up. Most US schools have Wednesday-Friday off, but employers usually only give Thursday and Friday.

At least in the US, most people will have Thursday-Sunday off, so it’s basically “Friday.”

Beans

Did DS games stay on n3DS? I seem to think they did, and that was technically a somewhat significant shift in hardware.

Wii to Wii U was different iirc, but it’s been a while.

Wii U to Switch for sure did not have any.

GB games could be played on GBA, GBA games could be played on DS up to DSi (I think) and DS games all work on NDS. So it seems like Nintendo gives about 1 generation of backwards compatibility.

This wasn’t possible with the GameCube and N64, but I know the GC and N64 could play GBA and GB games respectively.

Nintendo is generally pretty good with backwards compatibility in my eyes. Better than Sony was with the PS3 for sure.

I think it’s just an internet classic at this point.