Built out of discrete 74xx series logic chips, it runs at a fast-enough-for-homebrew 1 MHz. Plus, it has a lot of blinking lights that can’t help but remind us of the original Imsai 8080.

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These races are added from DnD's sourcebook and some include homebrew inspiration. The mod uses 5e Spells to integrate the new spells for some of the new races to use. While Baldur's Gate 3 was ...

It will now have a dedicated option under the Settings menu to track the progress of downloads. This post shows you how to enable the Show downloads menu when a download starts in Edge.

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