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Setting full-screen-api.warning.timeout to 0 removes the notification at the top of the screen that tells you how to exit fullscreen mode.

It's actually kind of a drawback sometimes. Super Metroid for instance is pretty awkward to play since it's hard to hold B and press Y at the same time 😅

I have a decade old Buffalo famicom-style controller with ABXY just like in your photo, although mine is wired. I've opened it and adjusted the Dpad by partially covering the contacts with tape, and I swear it's the best Dpad I've ever used. I've also got an 8bitdo FC30 Pro but I rarely use it nowadays.

Just to clarify, this is about the 2019 model Fairphone 3, which does have a headphone jack.

I have a Fairphone, and repairability is one of their main selling points! 9 years is optimistic but shoot for the stars right?

Keeping Lithium-ion batteries at 100% charge will reduce their lifespan. They want to live in the 40-80% range. I use an app that notifies me when my phone has charged to 80%, so that I can unplug it. It may be overkill, but I plan to use this phone for 9 more years or so.

The pads look intact, which makes it a much easier repair than it could have been.

Android Waistline calorie counter and Verifit workout diary

They're both pretty basic but honestly upon switching I realized how many superfluous features I didn't use in my old apps.

You should start using them up! It doesn't matter who learns what, but spells are useful and it's nice to get started with them. The eggs are a finite resource. However there's enough of them that you'll still have leftovers after learning every element on every character. I usually make sure I collect every item before moving on to the next area.

I replay Grandia every few years. It was one of the first games I bought with my own money, and still to this day it's one of my favorites.

I've heard people consider the beginning of the game the weakest part, though I have sort of a soft spot for it.

Regarding the graphics, it was originally a Sega Saturn game, and was later ported to PS1. Maybe that's why it looks so unique.