If you turn off your deck being online and then turn it on again somewhere with no internet access, sometimes it will not get past the “looking for updates” screen before loading steam. I’ve had that happen more than enough times. Only way to exit from that loop is connecting to internet, but that’s not always possible.

It’s a Pokémon. And so far, the only one with at least 4 types: water, poison, flying and electric. How the fuck can you even counter it?

The room next to where you installed it at home will still have problems getting more than 2 lines of WiFi.

Thank you for your service, fellow user.

799€ here, 920€ with a disc drive. That is stupidly insane for a console. We’re almost breaking the 1000€ barrier for an “upgrade”, not even the new generation.

I’d bet my money Sony is just testing the grounds to see if they can set PS6 price in a few years over the 1k barrier.

Wow, I didn’t know Hollywood was so concerned about the Red Sea maritime traffic…

Can’t wait to sub to Ubishit- so I can play the new Assassin’s Creed monthly release. Now with more micro transactions, more empty map to explore, and more bugs!

They are probably not compliant at all, they just never get checked by authorities.

Because they didn’t need training. Or that’s what we all thought. They were born with an internet that was basically Google. We needed to learn command line, they needed to learn how to press one button.

And it really is that way… Until they need to do something more complex and realize they can’t.

They are not tech-savvy, we had to dumb down technology so boomers and gen Z’ers could use it.

And we really hope our problem ends up like Brazil’s one.

You’ve committed the “crime” of being poor while diagnosed with a lethal (but curable) illness that you can’t afford. Now you’ve died.

See, the risks of being poor are slightly different than the risks of not being poor.

It’s pretty simple: did Elon design a legal representative as asked by the judge?

He could have avoided this, but he thought he was above the law, and guess what? He’s not.

And nothing of value was lost.

Yes, please!!

I would use legal alternatives… Had they the content I want…

Right now, if I want to follow an anime in Europe? Maybe first season is in netflix, but second could be in crunchyroll (maybe), then half of the third is in an obscure and unknown service… And the other half is in Amazon prime.

I want to pay the legal alternative, what I won’t do is subscribe to 6 different streaming services a month, that won’t guarantee the availability of a show even after the first month and watching ads forcedly.

Piracy is a service problem. And with streaming, we have a huge service problem.

Guys guys, I think you’re exaggerating a bit with this feature.

I mean, what’s so bad in it to be hated like this?

Whatever is so wrong in giving a company known for their awful privacy respect and incredibly high data collection they do on the computes a history of literally everything you do on your pc, key presses included?

It’s encrypted! They surely won’t be able to do anything with it, right?

…

Right???

Edit: typo

This right here.

Problem is not coding. Anybody can learn that with a couple of well focused courses.

I’d love to see an AI find the cause of a catastrophic crash of a machine that isn’t caused by a software bug.

Haven’t tried it myself, but people report they are getting it running following some steps in its protonDB page

My main gaming device is now a steam deck. I’ve run on it mostly everything I’m interested in. I reckon I don’t like competitive games, so I never tried lol or Fortnite or CoD or anything of the likes, but the deck at home is running from Genshin impact to Final Fantasy 14. No man’s sky, assassin’s creed odyssey, ff16 demo, and every indie I wanted to play.

And except for games like Genshin impact or honkai star rail (not for me but for my SO) which needed a different launcher and some small tweaking, the rest of the games have been running “out of the box”, doing no tweaking at all.