The ring was a miniature spinthariscope.

When removing the red cap in a dark room, you could peer into a tiny viewing chamber and see flashes of light caused by alpha particles hitting a zing sulfide screen.

Worthy cause but a slim hope. Everyone who's been planning to continue supporting Nintendo, and who I have talked about these issues with, most of them echo the sentiments and agree that Nintendo is bad, but go on to say '...but in the end, my favorite franchises are exclusive to Nintendo so...'. I fear nothing can make a dent in the nostalgia abuser that is Nintendo, not like this.

Wholly depends on the types of games you play, personally I don't play competetive type online multiplayer games that require kernel level anti-cheat access and as such, I've had zero issues with gaming. Running EndeavourOS with KDE Plasma.

This is what I've been theorizing and hoping would be the case, and I feel like valve deserves a W like that coming in hot when gamers need it most.

Wait, you're supposed to get married before you do this?

They simply showed the other side of the coin.

I have played over a 1000 hours of cyberpunk 2077 during the 5 years it's been out. It's the game I always return to, oddly feels like home, like comfort. Very dystopian yes, but such an immersive world to drive around in and complete all the things you can in the game.

Edit: typo

Arch was described as hard mode but I installed EndeavourOS with KDE Plasma about a month and a half ago and it's been smooth sailing. Given all the programs I use have native linux clients and I don't play kernel level anti-cheat games at all.

Ermmm that's really not needed, there are distros that barely require you to ever open the terminal

Blood for the blood god..

• Pathfinder: WotR
• Armored Core 6
• Elden Ring DLC
• Once Human
• WH40k: Boltgun
• No Man's Sky

I hop and drop games pretty easily hahah

EndeavourOS cause I wanted to instantly hop arch from windows but am also lazy 🦥

Gesucht

For me, my computer is eligible one day, and then incompatible the next. Switchin like that for a couple weeks now. Linux here I come I guess.

They will die and new ones will rise. Fuck any job that is based on data mining and the predatory usage of said mining.

Can personally confirm, linux has been such a blissful experience all the frustration just evaporated, no need for such reckless hate.

What I meant was that I think the initial enthusiasm towards the product will go way beyond the people considering getting a steam machine and wouldn't think it odd for there to be some "sold out, next batch arriving in x" moments

Steam deck was the main draw of moving away from windows after the security updates for 10 end in october

It's been about two months, smooth sailing so far. No regrets. Running EndeavourOS with KDE Plasma, blender, reaper, steam and GoG, discord and a web app to use whatsapp. Have not missed windows one bit. I'm slowly learning more as I go, but so far the much boogified Arch has been easy to get going with Endeavour, and I haven't run into any unmanageable problems so far.

I simply adore that the only programs on my PC are ones that I want on it.