No soldering is required. Just disconnecting and reconnecting some pretty tiny ribbon cables.
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I'm not aware of any. IMO the best way to get this would probably be to mod some original joycons with hall effect sticks (quite easy to swap) and ergonomic grips.
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*Horse. Don't think she'll gain money with it, unless it'll become like a price-winning race horse or something.
Also consider the child's life and future. Will they have a realistic chance of leading a good adult life? With how the world is going it's something I feel quite uncertain about, which is one reason why I personally won't have kids.
Coyotes are only a thing in the Americas, I'm pretty sure.
No. You're probably thinking of "game key cards", which don't actually contain the game, but not all Switch 2 games come on those. Cyberpunk is on a proper game cart, which does contain the full game.
Yeah, I could do without it. When it's really empty, it can be nice to go 180 for a bit, but more often than not, it causes the kind of problems you mentioned.
Now those wouldn't actually be exciting to me as a German, that's the type of bus I rode to school on. :)
The lack of a speed limit on our highways. Some people come here just to drive on a boring frigging highway.
Bonus question to anyone who visited the UK - was there anything that fascinated you but I’d be taking for granted?
Double decker buses maybe. I found them pretty cool compared to the boring buses we usually have here.
Edit: Also, urban foxes. I saw foxes maybe three times in my life before going to London, where they're basically seen as a nuisance.
I guess not everyone's traffic is being deemed unusual/suspicious. There are many deciding factors that cloudflare could use to differentiate from "normal" traffic, such as location, browser, OS, VPN usage etc.
No, it's the website you linked (yarn.co) that uses cloudflare protection (against bots, DDoS attacks etc). When it detects any traffic it deems unusual, it shows a captcha that the visitor needs to click before being able to view the image. It can't display a captcha when you've embedded the image into a Lemmy post though, so the image just won't load at all in that case.
TBH compared to digital-only, having a GKC is still a preferrable option, as it can be sold when you're done with the game.
I think a better option for cases like this would be a cartridge that contains the compressed game data which can be installed to the local storage, as is the case with the other consoles' disks. But presumably the Switch 2's OS doesn't even have that capability right now.