Ditching Grammarly for Open Sauce
Summary
The hosts discuss the tactile appeal of playing retro games on original hardware, contrasting it with emulation. They review Harper, a privacy-focused, open-source grammar checker that replaces Grammarly. Finally, they explore customizing Kobo e-readers with homebrew software like Nickel Menu and KO Reader for enhanced local file management.
Topics discussed
Preference for original hardware over emulation
The tactile experience of arcade cabinets and nostalgia
Setting up modded retro consoles with SD cards
Emulating Sinclair Spectrum on Nintendo DS
Replacing Grammarly with Harper grammar checker
Installing homebrew apps on Kobo e-readers
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