Made me think of this old song lol https://youtu.be/DwORzQxAXmU

I played for like 8 hours straight yesterday, yes my arms and fingers hurt a bit but are fine today.

I’m pretty sure the LCD deck page literally said that when I bought my OLED several months ago

I use a nvidia shield with adguard as my duck/dns server to block most of the tracking stuff, if you like android tv it’s good.

I have torrented off and on for about 18 years and only recently got invited to a private tracker, it seems like the biggest thing is that your ISP (and sites like I know what you downloaded) won’t see them because the groups that watch torrents don’t have access.

Funny, I remember being in middle school and getting detention for playing a RS private server called hackscape, clearly I was intending to hack the school.

Meanwhile I found the network drive and constantly deleted a bullys progress in our keyboarding course lmao, they never figured that one out.

Family sharing got a huge upgrade recently too where now only the game you’re actually playing is locked instead of your whole library.

It works great for me on wifie 6e, I did have issues using remote play from my PC to my deck until I disabled AX for the 2.4/5ghz networks on my router tho

Windows, Visual Studio, Telerik (why yes I’m forced to use this for work…)

I got started in dev work recently and have gotten used to this setup, I kinda want to learn vscode and host it on my server or something but I’m not really sure what kind of projects I can work on for myself, also not sure learning another IDE while learning in general is a great idea.

^Prompt Engineer

I’ve been replaying Tenkaichi 2 lately

Did you read it? https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/v889-released/

Right, I assumed it was sound but I could like feel it in the hairs on my body too. Was weird lol

Older TVs I could “sense” when they were turned on or off like a room over.

I assume it was a sound but I couldn’t really explain it back then lol, it really was more of a “feeling”

3 was the first one I ever played (after Oblivion tho to your beth point) and it was so radically different from anything I played before that I just fell in love.

New Vegas didn’t capture that same feeling in me, I like it but it just didn’t hit me the same way.

Fallout 4 I enjoyed a ton because of the base building and refinements on scrap usage for modifications and such, with mods like Sim Settlements it can be so damn cool.

The thing with 76 I’d only guess is literally the ability to coop.

I think it’s just new Vegas stans are very vocal lmao

They’d be full of shit because oil products are still by far the biggest pollutant afaik

You trying to print screenshots of your game or what lmao

I feel like this might come down to more people building their own towers vs buying them outright, whereas those who wouldn’t be inclined to build their own PC are instead defaulting to laptops.

I’d be curious what it looked like during Covid, because a lot of non-PC gamers I knew all of a sudden were interested in building their own rigs.

Distrobox is more like running an entire other Linux distro to run your program, so like before my laptop died completely I had Bazzite and needed to install something locally that was way easier to do in an Ubuntu Distrobox, any time I wanted to run that program I open up my distrobox and run it, felt very native and the app and its files were still in my normal home directory yet ran with dependencies and such I had in the distrobox only.

Definitely nifty but different from the goal of podman/docker imo