Absolute Batman #21

Absolute Green Arrow #2

End of Life #5

Uncanny X-Men #30

X-Men United #4

I hadn't heard about X-Men: Elsewhen, that is so cool.

Yeah, the way it sounds frustrated made me laugh so hard. 😆 I'm guessing that's because, in the training data, anytime someone stumbles over a word multiple times, that's the tone their voice makes.

I love it when you find a site old enough to have these. Some new ones do it for nostalgia; go to https://caddyserver.com/and scroll down.

Very cool, I want to take a closer look at how these work later. Many of them are relying on things that aren't supported in all browsers yet, though. E.g. the carousel and tabs don't work at all in Firefox.

If you're looking for other Capcom fighting games that won't bug you about buying addons, the Marvel vs. Capcom Collection has Marvel vs Capcom 2, as well as the older MvC games. And Capcom Fighting Collection 2 has Capcom vs. SNK 2.

The Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection has SF3, although I think people were disappointed with that one and I forget why.

But yeah, I get what you're saying. I dug up my Dreamcast recently, and it's so refreshing how every game is just... the entire game. Like, the whole thing is there, on the disc. If you have it, you have all of it.

Absolute Catwoman #1. They teased something about her backstory in an early issue of Absolute Batman, and I've been wanting to have that resolved for months now.

Absolute Green Lantern, Vol 2. These ones started out really slow in volume 1; seemed like they were trying to set up an elaborate universe and didn't really get to a real thing happening for too many issues. However, it started to pick up a little at the end of volume 1. I've also seen other people say that it started slow but gets better, so I'll check out volume 2.

X-Men #31

Yes; you're welcome. 🖊️🍍🍎🖊️🕺

Good pen, good beverage!

They've said "nevermind" to so many plotlines at this point, it's getting hard to keep track.

The article mentions that the Raspberry Pi 5, with its ARM processor, is still faster than the SpacemiT K3. It's cheaper, too, with the 8GB Raspberry Pi being $200 and the SpacemiT K3 being $293.

I love to see RISC-V continuing to close the gap on ARM. I currently have an Orange Pi 5 (ARM) for my self-hosting needs, but I'd love for my next server upgrade to be a RISC-V device.

edit: Raspberry Pi 5 vs SpacemiT K3 benchmarks: https://www.phoronix.com/review/spacemit-k3-pico-itx/3