No, I was not and unfortunately was often picked to be bullied until I raged and went to his throat to close it (English isn’t my native language so don’t know to explain it otherwise).

After that no bullying but wasn’t popular either. However, fun fact; no one who was popular at that time succeeded it life. They didn’t really went far either education and some even went to jail.

And myself? I got myself from a practical school to now having bachelor degree. So, fuck them.

And that’s why, sir, Massgrave exists.

Every single game that’s hard, gets the same “it’s so hard” complaint. Well of course it is, isn’t that one of the appeals of the game? Reminds me Sekiro when it got out.

Anyway, we both got our own opinions and that’s that. Lets agree to disagree, I suppose.

That’s alright too but every time there’s a hard game, it’s always the same old complaining. It’s tiresome.

Hollow Knight, the first game was hard too with some bosses.

People have nothing better to do than complain, I suppose. Don’t like the game? Don’t play it. The game is good, imo.

Yeah, I bought it the day after its release (today September 5th). Played about 1,5H (so glad I “work” from home).

Anyone read other books of his and if so, do you recommend them?

I rather the 0/21/0 Yasuo (of course with /mute all and spamming the Mastery).

“You see? Even death has a heart” - The Book Thief, Markus Zusak.

Anyone else thought the title was referencing to the book of George Orwell, Animal Farm?

“Four legs good, two legs bad” - Snowball, Animal Farm.

They recently (two days ago) did a massive revoke on the paid certificates. All known sellers got hit with the massive revoke and it is at the moment a bit of a mess.

Rumor goes that Apple also hit actual developers with the revoke hit. So curious how that goes.

Thanks, going to try out LibreOffice. Does it has same (or similar) functions as Word itself?

Thanks, I’ll look into Markdown!

Or is it about saving notes to cloud?

No, that’s not it. I just want a Word-alike thing that allows me to put a password on it and use it as a ‘modern diary’ (like how you can make chapters and such in Word).

Not sure if I explained it well, English isn’t my native language. So wasn’t sure how to explain it

I have a Word document saved into my ‘personal account vault’ which is for personal thoughts (like a diary). Does this mean, they’ll automatically upload this too into their cloud?

If that’s the case, not sure what to do. Tempted to go back to old school diary but risk the chance of my family finding it.

Thats going to be a day-one purchase for me.

Meh. Honestly don’t believe it. Stuff like this was before too and it was apparently fake.

Not the one who mentioned it but I was curious about this as well and found this;

1. Spotify boycott: Artists leave ‘garbage hole’ platform after CEO invests in AI weapons.

2. Spotify CEO investments $700m in AI drone weapons company, as artists call for boycott.

Genuine question; is there anything we can do against eye floaters or is it necessary to go to opticians/ doc?

Truly depends on the game.

Well my main usage for the Deck would be games like; Almost all Switch popular Switch 1 games (except Zelda), Persona 5 Royal, Persona 3 Reload, Metaphor and Expedition 33 as well as the Ori games.

But yeah, there are quite a few AAA/higher graphical fidelity games I just won’t bother, even if it’s technically playable at a "smooth’ 30FPS. Like Kingdom Come 2 ran pretty decently on it, surprisingly, but damn did it really make the game look pretty rough.

I saw videos on YT that Metaphor runs on 30-40FPS in cities, 60FPS in battles and that with emulation it’s a bit hit-or-miss. Someone told me, I’m asking to much of a handheld device but considering that the Deck is €700 which is a kind of a normal budget PC.

This might be a personal thing but 30FPS is going to bother me to no-end. I’m probably just spoiled with the at least permanent 60FPS and very often 144FPS.

But, honestly, I still use my Deck a shit ton, especially at work. It’s hands down the best portable emulator machine and there are tons of indie games that run great on it. It also works great as a small laptop in desktop mode. I use it almost daily at work.

Great to hear! Did not expect the Deck being able to work as a small laptop, hah. Though, my main usage would be gaming at home (for example; in bed, on the couch or outside in the yard). Kind of want a handheld because after 5 days of office work, it’s nice to game somewhere else than in front of the PC.

I have a PS5. I don’t intend to ever buy a console again. That era is dead.

Similar situation here. Bought the PS5 and probably used it for a year or so and now it’s collect dust. Literally. Kind of regretting getting one. I only game on PC nowadays.

I was thinking to get a Switch 2 but then all the chaos hit with the emulation takedowns, Nintendo suing Palworld, Prices of Nintendo games, prices of their accessories and the whole game key card stuff. Just to much negativity.

Still thinking about Steam Deck but it’s 3 years in its life. So not sure whether that’s worth the €700 euro. Have heard it struggles with the current games.