taizou @lion@computerfairi.es
Joined Jun 2017
Been looking into this a bit more and it's actually considerably cheaper to buy a used intuos 4 tablet + pen set than it is to buy the pen on its own. So the tablet literally has negative value
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In 2000, the WonderSwan received a web browser supporting a subset of HTML 3.2, tables, GIF files, reading Japanese text, bookmarks, and cookies - all on a handheld competing with the Game Boy Color.
From 2004, it no longer worked due to a missing gateway server. UNTIL TODAY.
I wrote a tutorial, so you can make it work again too, if you want!
It's up on my blog: https://blog.asie.pl/2023/08/browsing-the-web-wonderswan-2023/
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People ask why Mozilla is asking for money, why Mozilla is doing advocacy. This is why: https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/campaigns/sign-our-petition-to-stop-france-from-forcing-browsers-like-mozillas-firefox-to-censor-websites/
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@Beanycatte@chitter.xyz hug hug
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@niss @Beanycatte@chitter.xyz True it used to be worse but there's also now just so much More of it
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@vikxin yeah i noticed you can get cheaper pens for the current models of intuos but of course they're not compatible with the old ones
my vague attempts at art up until this point have been using a huion tablet & i think that whole thing only cost £60 lol
i've got this old wacom tablet (intuos 4, seems to be ~2009?) that i got from work when they moved offices a while ago, but the pen is missing, so i looked up replacements and basically the only option seems to be to buy them new for £60. used ones aren't much cheaper and there are no third party alternatives. is that really how it is with these things
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