That price is way too much. My wife and I use Netflix for hours each day on average. I get significantly more use out of netflix. There is no way I’m paying a website like the verge $7/month when I can get the same new for free from some YouTuber.

Last time they were trying to get devs to make games for Linux.

Now the steamdeck can play just about anything. The only exceptions are anti-cheat stuff and a random thing here and there. But that is really rare.

So, I guess what I’m trying to say is that it can’t be worse than last time.

Don’t you need nvidia cards to run ai stuff?

I bet it’s because no one truly wants to be on linked in and suck up to their manager.

Now ai can handle the bs writing most people do.

I still can’t believe that so many PCs are getting cut off from software updates. Its going to be a huge security issue. There will suddenly be millions of unsecured computers being actively used. I can imagine that this will be allowed to happen.

I think Microsoft is doing this because they want to make the ultimate spy network with copilot or what ever they are calling it now. I really need to figure out how to get a single work app to work on Linux reliably. I use it for like 99% of my work, so a virtual machine is kind of useless. I honestly think I will need to wait for a native version of the app to be developed and who knows if that will happen.

I don’t live in the US, and I wonder if the used market for them are expensive here.

I’ll have to figure out what to search for.

I didn’t say there any been any great games in past 20 years.

But to answer your question, games were released without stores to purchase cosmetics or dlcc. Games were not released in a buggy state to be patched later, there was no online requirement for single player games.

I’d love to have o e of the ps3s that were backwards compatible.

It’s actually the only console since the nes that I never actually played.

That box brings back memories. What a great console! It was the last great generation of gaming. Once internet connected consoles became the norm, things started to go downhill in many ways.

That’s pretty crazy to think that a full mmo can now run on my phone.

We have come such a long way in regard to tech capability.

Now, let me dock my phone and run a full OS without being restricted to an App Store, Apple!

Can you give a tl:dr?

One thing that stopped me from using it is that every single crypto transaction needs to be reported on your US tax return due to the way profits from the coins are taxed in situations where the value increases. It is annoying to have to compile all the data. If that changes, I will probably start using crypto again.

I figured to turn on one drive for my business user account as I was using two computers.

Then I decided, that I didn’t want it to sync the documents folder since I don’t really use it.

The settings told me that it can’t stop syncing the desktop, pictures, or documents folders because they had critical files or something like that.

I just signed out of OneDrive and the problem was solved.

If it was so critical why does everything work after signing out?

I fucking hate using windows.

This seems pretty cool. I might actually host this.

I wish so much that I could browse what’s on a streaming site before signing up.

Apple hardware would like to have a word with you.

My point is that he might not have seen the deer in time to hit the brakes.

Can I mod out all the story and just do the missions 😂

I guess, the first play through was much better as it was during pandemic/lockdown and I had tons of free time.

My, now, wife was staying with her parents and I was in the condo alone.

But now I’m just too busy to listen to the story to play a little bit of a shooter.

In regards to the deer, it looks like it might have been hard to see for the driver. I remember learning in driversED that it is better to hit the animal instead of swerving to miss it as it might hit a car to your side, so maybe that is what they were thinking?