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Sep 11 2023, 06:30
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EsotericSatire
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QUOTE(dragontamer8740 @ Sep 10 2023, 16:10)  News to me: [ stackoverflow.com] CMD opens Windows Store when I type 'python'Apparently Windows 10 has been doing this for three years. Haven't they wanted py to check version for ages? If you type it python followed by a script won't it still run it? I haven't used python on windows for ages though. edit: If you run the normal installer from python.org and install and choose the 'add to PATH' it will return to past behavior. You can also turn off app execution aliases in options for python. Few people saying the windows store installer package has a few issues. For corporate they are pushing for IT to only allow people to install approved packages from the store. This post has been edited by EsotericSatire: Sep 11 2023, 06:35
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Sep 11 2023, 07:38
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Moonlight Rambler
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I know this. but typing 'python' on a vanilla windows install with no python installed shouldn't bring you to the windows store.
M$ should get with the program and preinstall python, or it should leave it be. Interfering with basic expectations is stupid. It only does this for python. Typing 'java' without java installed doesn't bring you to the MS Store. It should give the "could not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file" line (or whatever it is it says).
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Sep 11 2023, 18:09
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Moonlight Rambler
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If anyone wants to try their hand with my source patches: All firefox 116 source patches (should cleanly apply to the mozilla-release mercurial tree with patch -p1): [ pastebin.mozilla.org] https://pastebin.mozilla.org/Z3JkiLVMAll userChrome.css tweaks: [ pastebin.mozilla.org] https://pastebin.mozilla.org/ZAGcQBcXmegabar_kill.css (put in same directory as userChrome.css): [ pastebin.mozilla.org] https://pastebin.mozilla.org/Vw8Ge3RUmozconfig (for building ff): [ pastebin.mozilla.org] https://pastebin.mozilla.org/Ni4j06T6You'll have to edit a couple hardcoded paths in the mozconfig. The rest should 'just work.' Not sure the test suite patches work, so i disable running tests at build time. If you manage to find the right files, you can also accomplish everything I'm doing here (except for stuff like using Alsa instead of pulseaudio, which I think has to be baked into a C object file and then linked since like 50 firefox versions ago) by just extracting the 'omni.ja' files in firefox, editing their contents, and then re-zipping them. Last I checked, you can even change a variable in omni.ja to make firefox allow unsigned addons to be side-loaded. Made a script to automate reinstalling/restoring the XUL-based about:config (the old style, with sortable columns and better performance), too. It just installs the files in this repo to their correct locations. [ github.com] https://github.com/earthlng/aboutconfig.gitCODE #! /usr/bin/env sh # required arguments: # 1. firefox install path # 2. user profile path # example invocation: # install.sh /usr/lib/firefox "$HOME"'/.mozilla/firefox/<profile dir name>'
# replace with 'doas' or whatever your 'run-this-command-as-root' program is. ROOTPROG='sudo'
if [ "$#" -eq 2 ]; then if [ -d "#1" ]; then # ROOT PORTION echo "Installing the system-wide portion of aboutconfig." "$ROOTPROG" cp installdir/_autoconfig.cfg "$1"'/_autoconfig.cfg' "$ROOTPROG" chown root:root "$1"'/_autoconfig.cfg' "$ROOTPROG" mkdir -p "$1"'/defaults/pref' "$ROOTPROG" chown root:root "$1"'/defaults' "$1"'/defaults/pref' "$ROOTPROG" cp 'installdir/defaults/pref/autoconfig.js' "$1"'/defaults/pref/' "$ROOTPROG" chown root:root "$1"'/defaults/pref/autoconfig.js' echo "Done installing the system-wide portion of aboutconfig." else 1>&2 echo 'ERROR: system-wide firefox install directory:' 1>&2 echo "$1" 1>&2 echo '...does not exist, or is not a directory.' exit 1 fi # USER PORTION if [ -d "$2" ]; then echo "Installing the user-specific portion of aboutconfig." mkdir -p "$2"'/chrome/utils/aboutconfig' cp 'profile/chrome/utils/chrome.manifest' "$2"'/chrome/utils/' for file in 'profile/chrome/utils/aboutconfig/'*; do cp "$file" "$2"'/chrome/utils/aboutconfig/' done echo "Done installing the user-specific portion of aboutconfig." echo echo "Reminder: MOZ_PURGE_CACHES=1 might be a useful environment variable." else 1>&2 echo 'ERROR: user profile directory:' 1>&2 echo "$1" 1>&2 echo '...does not exist, or is not a directory.' fi else 1>&2 echo "Error: need to give two arguments: firefox install dir, user profile dir." fi This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Sep 12 2023, 00:33
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Sep 12 2023, 17:38
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Moonlight Rambler
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Thought: I hate how all programs and sites are being called "apps" now. I hate apple so much for popularizing it. QUOTE(uareader @ Sep 12 2023, 05:15)  I think Windows Update is telling me: "change your pc hardware to be compatible, then upgrade to Windows 11" (IMG:[ invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) Based on my limited knowledge of French, this is just saying updates need to be installed. If not, then yeah, it's probably saying your computer needs to have a TPM 2.0 module. It is possible to install win11 without one, unofficially. But I'd suggest not upgrading. Windows 11 is garbage and there's little reason to use it.
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Sep 12 2023, 20:24
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cate_chan
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QUOTE(dragontamer8740 @ Sep 10 2023, 08:48)  Every time I upgrade, firefox still gets worse. And the upgrades are getting more frequent, because FF 97 (which is just over a year old) was already breaking on github and hCaptchas, as well as the new copyright.gov site redesign that some retards are working on for them.
That's right, a .gov site that breaks on a one year old browser. Isn't the future fantastic?
this has been my experience as well for many many years, the web keeps getting worse which forces me to use a somewhat up to date browser if I want to use it at all. yet the browser keeps being worse. I remember the massive impact in being able to have piles of tabs open with the sandboxing update. then it just all went downhill from there. and the alternatives are still just non existing, you can either use one of the 3 million flavors of chromium. or some 'minimal' thing thats so minimal it doesnt work and falls in the same usability as version locked firefox with most sites. the web is a truly hopeless situation. QUOTE(uareader @ Sep 12 2023, 11:15)  I think Windows Update is telling me: "change your pc hardware to be compatible, then upgrade to Windows 11" (IMG:[ invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) still not sure what microsoft is trying to acoomplish with the hardware limit. they dont directly benifit from hardware sales and its not like the limit is actually there for any technical reasons as its been shown from the start it'll runs on pretty much anything 10 runs on if not more. personally I try to only touch windows when paid for it, not a great experience by any means still but makes it slightly more bearable in thoughts: finally after many years of putting up with not quite ideal rss solutions for transmission I'm rolling my own which will fit my needs 1:1. but in finding a simple character seprated config format I'm wondering whats the least common symbol which is both easily typable and wont show up in rss urls or directories they'll go to. I first went with ',' since easily typable and csv. but I remembered I somtimes did put ',' in directory names and theres probably even some feed urls with it. the next best thing I could come up with was ';'. besides any completely alternative and more sane solutions, anything that beats ';' coming to mind?
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Sep 13 2023, 05:30
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Moonlight Rambler
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QUOTE(cate_chan @ Sep 12 2023, 14:24)  this has been my experience as well for many many years, the web keeps getting worse which forces me to use a somewhat up to date browser if I want to use it at all. yet the browser keeps being worse. I remember the massive impact in being able to have piles of tabs open with the sandboxing update. then it just all went downhill from there. and the alternatives are still just non existing, you can either use one of the 3 million flavors of chromium. or some 'minimal' thing thats so minimal it doesnt work and falls in the same usability as version locked firefox with most sites.
the web is a truly hopeless situation. Pretty much this. Although I fight it where I can. Unfortunately a lot of the time I can't. Also I think I am making my FF builds with some of the sandboxing disabled, so maybe that's why my FF always seems to perform better than others' with large numbers of tabs. Apparently this line in mozconfig can totally disable it, for now. Who knows how long that'll last. CODE ac_add_options --disable-sandbox I'm just using: CODE ac_add_options --without-wasm-sandboxed-libraries Not sure that matters. QUOTE(cate_chan @ Sep 12 2023, 14:24)  still not sure what microsoft is trying to acoomplish with the hardware limit. they dont directly benifit from hardware sales and its not like the limit is actually there for any technical reasons as its been shown from the start it'll runs on pretty much anything 10 runs on if not more. Less stuff to support/need to maintain, also they get a percentage of every PC sale by OEM's that bundle Windows I thought. It's like when they blocked everyone without a 10 year old proof of purchase from migrating their minecraft accounts, forcing them to buy minecraft again or quit playing. I quit, but most didn't. M$ calculated that they'd only gain from it, which they did. It only further radicalized me and pushed me deeper into playing older games that had no centralized points of control, even for multiplayer. QUOTE(cate_chan @ Sep 12 2023, 14:24)  anything that beats ';' coming to mind? Yeah; ':' which is already being used to separate paths in the PATH environment variable. Though that's because I replace ':''s with hyphens anyway when saving files. Or something hella stupid, like an emoji. Or an em dash. Or this thing: ☭ I don't think I'll ever see that in a filename. This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Sep 13 2023, 05:45
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Sep 13 2023, 08:07
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uareader
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QUOTE(dragontamer8740 @ Sep 12 2023, 17:38)  QUOTE(uareader @ Sep 12 2023, 11:15)  I think Windows Update is telling me: "change your pc hardware to be compatible, then upgrade to Windows 11" (IMG:[ invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) Based on my limited knowledge of French, this is just saying updates need to be installed. My bad, there's a point not visible on the images: there are no updates to install. That's why the situation is ridiculous, and make me wonder what it means.
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Sep 13 2023, 20:27
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cate_chan
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QUOTE(dragontamer8740 @ Sep 13 2023, 05:30)  Also I think I am making my FF builds with some of the sandboxing disabled, so maybe that's why my FF always seems to perform better than others' with large numbers of tabs. Apparently this line in mozconfig can totally disable it, for now. Who knows how long that'll last. CODE ac_add_options --disable-sandbox I'm just using: CODE ac_add_options --without-wasm-sandboxed-libraries Not sure that matters. if it gets any worse it might tempt me to build firefox again, but it was always such a pain. QUOTE(dragontamer8740 @ Sep 13 2023, 05:30)  also they get a percentage of every PC sale by OEM's that bundle Windows I thought.
god, completely slipped my mind, this is probably still the case even though the os is 'free' with subscription. what a reality QUOTE(dragontamer8740 @ Sep 13 2023, 05:30)  Yeah; ':' which is already being used to separate paths in the PATH environment variable. Though that's because I replace ':''s with hyphens anyway when saving files.
Or something hella stupid, like an emoji. Or an em dash. Or this thing: ☭ I don't think I'll ever see that in a filename.
very fair point with ':', and yeah I think I'll just give up manually entering it and let it be separately passed. then store it split by some random controlcode like SOH
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Sep 13 2023, 21:04
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Moonlight Rambler
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QUOTE(cate_chan @ Sep 13 2023, 14:27)  if it gets any worse it might tempt me to build firefox again, but it was always such a pain.
god, completely slipped my mind, this is probably still the case even though the os is 'free' with subscription. what a reality Gotta keep that revenue up somehow. (IMG:[ invalid] style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) QUOTE(cate_chan @ Sep 13 2023, 14:27)  very fair point with ':', and yeah I think I'll just give up manually entering it and let it be separately passed. then store it split by some random controlcode like SOH Actually, you could use null characters to split, right? That'd be handy for C, too. 'tr' can also replace a character with '\0'. Simple 2FA TOTP auth script for github I just made (uses oathtool): CODE #! /usr/bin/env sh KEY='SECRETKEY' OUT="$(oathtool --totp=SHA1 --base32 "$KEY")" if [ "$DISPLAY" ]; then # xclip won't work if no X display is available echo "$OUT" | xclip -rmlastnl -selection c echo "$OUT" | xclip -rmlastnl -selection p fi echo "$OUT" Tried to do that all in one line with xclip -o (to make xclip pass the text through), but for some reason that broke everything. The nice thing about doing it twice like this is that you can put it both on the 'clipboard' and the X Primary selection, which means you can middle-click in the 2FA code field in github after running the script. There's also browser plugins add-ons/extensions for it, but those don't work with seamonkey. Is it secure? Fuck no. Plaintext key. But I don't care. I'd like a USB dongle that acts like a USB keyboard and just generates/types 2FA codes whenever you press a button. Maybe reading the clock from the PC itself with some custom code, or else with an embedded RTC. Maybe it could have a couple (or a few) buttons so you can make a 'chorded' authenticator, allowing you to have multiple keys saved on one device for multiple accounts/places. Would probably be on a short cord so it wouldn't put a lot of torque on the USB port. if you had four 'chord' keys, plus a thumb operated 'send' button, and maybe a switch to select between two or three 'banks' of keys, that'd get you 32 or 48 keys easily. Lots more than I think I'll be forced to use in the near future. Looks like someone's already made something similar, but not the same: [ learn.adafruit.com] https://learn.adafruit.com/macropad-2fa-tot...setting-the-rtcAlthough at that point I'd just set up keypad hotkey bindings on my desktop and use my numpad. Something like rightctrl+keypad_1, 2, etc.. - all rigged to scripts like the above. Edit: Made a nicer version of the above that supports multiple accounts, but it's a lot longer. Basically though it has a case statement containing usernames (or shorthand for usernames) that change the KEY value if an argument is passed to the script. Else it defaults to the one I use most. This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Sep 14 2023, 00:07
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Sep 15 2023, 18:41
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Moonlight Rambler
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It's a little weird that no one's made a generic "open source laptop battery controller" replacement yet.
I'd think it'd be possible to make one for older laptops that just use 18650 cells and generic TI battery management chips.
The difference between it and others being that there's a well-documented, convenient way to reprogram the battery controller chip when you swap out the cells. Maybe a USB port somewhere.
You'd still need to have specially made battery pack housings for most laptops, of course. But I still think it'd be doable. And each pack design would only have to be made once.
For bonus cool points, it'd be nice if the battery packs let you swap cells out as easily as AA batteries.
Doing it like this would mean we wouldn't be dependent on chinese sweatshops to pick good quality 18650 cells over shitty ones, and it'd also mean that we wouldn't have to worry about manufacturers discontinuing production of the packs. My mid-2000's laptops would greatly benefit.
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Sep 15 2023, 18:52
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uareader
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QUOTE(uareader @ Sep 12 2023, 11:15)  *images removed from quote* I think Windows Update is telling me: "change your pc hardware to be compatible, then upgrade to Windows 11" (IMG:[ invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) The culprit finally appeared after several days: the update to version 22H2. No idea why there was a nonsensical situation for so long before the update actually became available (manual searches didn't find it, and it took several days for auto search to find it). But it's over.
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Sep 16 2023, 03:01
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Moonlight Rambler
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It's impressive that HAL/Game Freak/Nintendo/Whoever else was involved got a game boy emulator on the N64 for Pokémon Stadium 2 that worked pretty well. But mildly infuriating that the sound isn't accurate.
I'd even prefer the Super Game Boy, which is slightly too high pitched (CPU is clocked to 1/4th the SNES CPU speed, iirc, rather than the precise value of the oscillator in a real game boy), but has otherwise accurate sound.
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Sep 17 2023, 01:58
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Moonlight Rambler
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I have too many broken Game Boys sitting around and I decided to do something about it. - Just discovered the charging port on one of my GBA SP's is broken.
- Got a Game Boy Color that I cannibalized for parts to fix another Game Boy Color a while ago. Atomic Purple. Have had it for at least ten years now. Probably more like 15. Got it and another atomic purple GBC (which I still play on) at the same time from a garage sale. Right now the 'broken' one 'works,' but has no slider for the power switch and no speaker.
- Also have a Game Boy Pocket with missing battery tabs (corroded away).
- There's also a Pikachu GBA SP that needs a new motherboard. That one's the one I can't do anything about right now.
- I have two broken original (green screen) game boys in need of new displays that I wasn't able to fix with the usual tricks.
So it was easy enough for me to put together a list of parts big enough that I needed that shipping costs weren't absurd for what I was getting. So I ordered the GBA SP charging port, GBC Battery covers, a GBC speaker, GBC power switch, some GB Pocket battery tabs. Also ordered a GB( C ) flash cartridge and a flash cartridge programmer/cart dumper, since it seems I will never be able to safely lend out my copy of Pokémon Crystal to people anymore. That shit's like $150 on ebay now and it's fucking terrible. I hope whoever does that retro video game grading thing that keeps upping prices gets hit by a bus. Repeatedly. Only thing I see them doing is locking people unfortunate enough to not have had the chance to get the games before (due to age) out of ever getting to experience them. Anyway, once this order comes in I should be up two working game boys. A pocket and a color. Technically the SP with the broken charging port still sort of can charge if you wiggle the plug around enough. Now if only it was possible to buy new monochrome reflective screens for the original game boys (NOT modern IPS screens, which I hate the idea of putting in my originals. I'd be okay with GB Pocket style silver LCD's though). IIRC there's a chinese clone of the GB Pocket that has a similar display, but it's not a direct swap in. Had these game boys so long that I don't even remember when I got them, so they were probably dirt cheap for me. Got a couple friends that'd love to have original game boys, and I'd love to give them to them as gifts. I'd still have two of them (with original working screens) for myself after giving those two away. I like to have two of most of my old consoles, so I have a backup if needed. And in the case of Game Boys, to trade Pokémon. This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Sep 17 2023, 02:14
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Sep 17 2023, 02:39
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EsotericSatire
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I got back into playing gameboy until the batteries started having issues. I'd need to open up the cartridges and replace some batteries.
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Sep 17 2023, 12:03
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Moonlight Rambler
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QUOTE(EsotericSatire @ Sep 16 2023, 20:39)  I got back into playing gameboy until the batteries started having issues. I'd need to open up the cartridges and replace some batteries.
If you're feeling reckless you can do it with a pocketknife and a non-tabbed watch battery, plus electrical tape. That's how I did my first few. It holds fine, but you should try to not apply much force on the pcb when removing the old battery, You need to kind of pry the tabs away from the old one so that the weld spots snap off. Then reuse the original tabs and wrap the cell in electrical tape (also borrowing the plastic band around the edges from the original battery to prevent shorts. Also remember the original polarity). It's a shit solution, but it definitely works. Alternatively, buy some CR2025's and CR1616's with the tabs on them for a couple bucks each and use a soldering iron. That's the actual better solution. But I've not had the tape fail and lose me a save yet on the game I replaced the battery in that way 10 years ago. If I wasn't halfway across the earth from you I'd offer to replace them (with a soldering iron, properly) for you. Also, this flash cart I'm getting uses FRAM (ferroelectric RAM, which operates on similar principles to core memory from ancient computers (1970s)). FRAM doesn't need to stay powered to retain data. Might have less write endurance than SRAM (which is extremely durable, obviously, since it's used in modern CPU registers), but we'll see if that ends up actually mattering. I do know some games use the cartridge SRAM as extra working memory instead of just for saves. This flash cart still has a battery spot, but it's only for the realtime clock. I guess if the FRAM fails I could swap an SRAM chip in (they're often pin compatible, or almost so) and then redo the power circuitry to feed it from the battery through some diodes. Another thought: repaired a wireless barcode scanner at work the other day. Lens had broken away from some plastic moulding when it got dropped; the power connector on the PCB (for charging/the battery pack) had also cracked off. Found some test points on the PCB that all mapped to where the pins had been originally, epoxied the lens back on (no superglue, since that leaves that white residue crap behind which might be bad for optical equipment), and saved a few hundred bucks. Wish this company had a position where I could do stuff like that more often. IT sucks. This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Sep 17 2023, 12:16
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Sep 17 2023, 15:35
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EsotericSatire
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I've got the soldering iron and the correct socket to open them up. Just I moved onto modding my psvita after that.
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Sep 17 2023, 20:11
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Moonlight Rambler
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I'd like to get a Vita. Just don't want to pay much for it.
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Sep 18 2023, 03:11
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EsotericSatire
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QUOTE(dragontamer8740 @ Sep 17 2023, 08:11)  I'd like to get a Vita. Just don't want to pay much for it.
The most annoying part about PSvita is how much Sony nerfed their own device. Through the modding / hacking they have been able to restore some of the functions that Sony removed. Features removed: - clock speed - so they could do the mid device refresh if successful. Hackers enable you to turn the higher clock speeds on. - HDMI out / Docking: It was going to support native HDMI out but last minute the removed the port due to internal politics. It supports output via a dock but they never released the dock. The third party hacked dock project, kinda mostly works. You can also play with a PS4 controller. They released the separate PStv instead of just putting the dock out. I wish I picked one up when it was cheap. - Game white / black list: They massively nerfed their own backwards compatibility with Psone / PSN network games... With everything added to the white list via hackers the PSvita has massive backwards compatibility. -Cross play / Remote play: They nerfed the cross play with PS3/PS4 and made the remote play barely work on a few titles. The cross play would have been cool to be able to have more local multiplayer. - SD card compatibility. They basically nerfed the device due to the cost and limited size of their memory cards. Now that you can use 400 gig sd cards that are faster, the PSvita reaches its potential. I think those four capability nerfs where they removed features or nerfed features really killed the system's potential. If it had physical R2/L2 buttons and not just rear touch or require the case (not compatible with all games) then it would be perfect. Also if they had bothered to put some classic PS3 games on there it would have been good. All of Rockstar's games from that era were compatible but they didn't bother to port them. The 3rd party ports work really well but then Rockstar clamped down on it. This post has been edited by EsotericSatire: Sep 18 2023, 03:14
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Sep 18 2023, 08:10
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Moonlight Rambler
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Yeah, I knew most of that; I've hacked a vita for a friend before, too, so I've had some of those experiences.
The PSTV prices are retarded, it's also retarded that there's no official dock for the vita. I wasn't aware of the Vita dock part but it doesn't surprise me, since the later revisions of the non-Go PSP had video out too, iirc.
I just am not wanting to spend upwards of ~$60 for a vita. So IDK if I'll ever get one at that price point.
It'd just be a comfier emulation handheld than the (easily hackable version of the) switch is, and more powerful than a PSP. Or 3DS for that matter. But D-pad positioning on the 3DS is awful.
I actually already have a Vita SD card adapter, in case i ever get the vita. The guy who had me hack his had some extras.
This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Sep 18 2023, 08:16
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