Perfect 1:1 drop in hassle free replacement with the exact same feature set? No, there isn't.
Viable alternatives that aren't too bad to learn? There are many.
I found a Pi Hole blocklist that filters out known ai slop websites but even then they're still clogging up my DDG result. Such a pain.
Also: Phantasy Star is great! Have you played the Sega Ages release? It adds some really cool stuff to make it more playable.
As someone who has had stitches a few times: always go in ASAP! Apparently there's a time limit on how many hours after an injury they they'll give you stitches.
Learning that the hard way wasn't fun.
Glad you (eventually) healed up and fuck this healthcare system.
🤷♂️ My guess is some kind of hyper masculine performative bullshit.
A high end custom gun is pretty expensive. So it's the same kind of flex as showing off an expensive car.
Rural dwelling pedant here: Dollar General is not a dollar store. Dollar Tree is, but Dollar General is a garbage store with regular-ass prices. They only stock shit and the prices are often higher than regular grocery stores.
It's the only food store my town has and it sucks so bad. At least Dollar Stores are affordable.
You can take it from my cold, dead, cheese covered hands!
I'm a pretty avid old video game enjoyer and own multiple CRTs. Also had the pleasure of owning and maintaining a 19" Sony PVM until I traded it to a friend for a mountain of GBA games. Still keep a 13" hooked up for the occasional VHS or old game.
That said, I feel like a lot old sentiment toward emulation and modern display tech is rooted in internet opinions from 2010 or prior.
Yes, older and cheaper LCDs with a Bluetooth controller on old emulation tech pales in comparison to a Super Nintendo hooked up to the cheapest CRT ever. But both display tech and emulation tech have come a long way. High quality upscalers, ultra deep blacks, low latency game modes, insane refresh rates, FPGA, Retroarch run-ahead, cycle accurate emulators, and a dozen other breakthroughs have made retro gaming on modern panels extremely enjoyable.
Have you tried any of the various shaders available? I find that a good shader set gets pretty so close to my CRTs that I honestly can't tell the difference. I have a Retrotink for hardware scaling and it also has very good shader options.
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