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GN is definitely punching up. This is like your home town newspaper critiquing the NYTimes. There might be some valid points (the GPU cooler, and the editing corrections into videos for mistakes during filming for example...) but it's also entirely self serving for them I appreciate GN trying to keep LTT honest. Even in the last WAN show they said competition creates better content for everyone. But this also feels more personal. Steve and Linus obviously, personally, had a falling out after the backpack scenario. GN is obviously not reaching out to LTT for comment before they publish stories. And that's not good journalism either. GN will fly across the world to interview tech companies, but he can't ask someone he's known for years some hard questions? Doesn't sit right with me. Steve's not wrong, but he's not handling it right. I hope that if this is brought up at all on the WAN show it's that they will try to do better, and that they thank GN for the feedback, and ask that in the future they would appreciate a chance to respond to the story. Then I hope Linus invites Steve to LTX next year and that they settle their differences with a game of Halo(or something). The tech community doesn't benefit from this type of drama, and I hope that we as an audience can work through it instead of picking sides. Whether or not I actually think that will happen or not remains to be seen.

I wasn't sure where to post this but the inspiration for the idea is based on this. GitHub - EstebanFuentealba/Arduino-Spoofing-Gameboy-Pokemon-Trades: A first gen Pokemon (Yellow, Blue, Red) trade spoofer that allows him to obtain pokemon without having two Game Boys only with Arduino I recently found the above project and I wanted to try and modernize it. I was going to try my hand at programming an Arduino based device that would allow the Gameboy Pokémon games to trade with the communicate with the retroconsole games. Since something like this has already been done for the Gameboy, my thought was that the Arduino could act as an interpreter and spoof the 3DS local wireless communication and the trade cable at the same time. I know that it is possible to get the save files off the cartridges and onto the 3ds and viceversa. So in theory all they need is a way to talk to each other and they could work. THis issue is trying to get anything to comunicate with the 3ds local wireless communication. I'm not sure if it is a software or a hardware barrier and I haven't been able to find any information online about how the 3ds communicates locally. If its a hardware thing it looks like you can buy 3ds wifi cards separately and then I could play around with the signal. Does anyone know how the 3DS communicates locally with other 3DS devices? The wifi card Amazon.com: Replacement Wireless WiFi Card PCB Board for Nintendo 3DS 3DS XL LL Spr-001 2878D-J27H02301: Computers & Accessories Save files from gba to 3ds tutorial. (77) Transfer your Pokemon Saves from Cartridge to 3DS Virtual Console - YouTube

Sorry to necropost but I am trying to find a monitor arm to fit this same setup (35" in the center and dual 27" on the sides). What monitor arm/stand did you go with? I can't fins a lot of info on this setup. As to the problem you were trying to solve did you try using windows to handle the resolutions and outputs? I always have more success with the windows display settings than amd or nvidia.