

Internet service can go out without the power going out, you know. Not everyone has the good fortune to live in a place with quality infrastructure or multiple choices of ISP.
Internet service can go out without the power going out, you know. Not everyone has the good fortune to live in a place with quality infrastructure or multiple choices of ISP.
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Just one less ‘s’ and you could make a wonderfully juvenile joke about NovaCustom paying for Head.
In addition to the other commenter: Loblaws is primarily a grocer, unlike Walmart which is primarily general goods. The “shitty business practices” that Loblaws employs directly impacts Canadians’ cost of living. Were it like Walmart I’d be less inclined to boycott them.
Huh? Go to any Walmart and you’ll see loads of physical copies. Switch 2 is even confirmed to use them.
IIRC it technically does but needs a certain flag set on build. So either users need to build it themselves or distro maintainers need to do it on their end https://github.com/flameshot-org/flameshot/issues/2848
I’m not aware that Steam has ever allowed copying screenshots to clipboard. Is this new? Either way, might be related to Wayland if you’re running it. Flameshot acts the same way.
Her face reminds me of the hot fish from Shark Tale
EDIT: See, look
Well, that’s still $50 that’s not passed to the consumer. Not much, but it’s a week’s groceries.
Aren’t removable controllers on a handheld gaming device patented by Nintendo?
I wonder how much they’re saving not having to ship Win with it.
While that may be true, I still use my Steam Deck in desktop mode for a bunch of stuff besides gaming. Writing, job applications and interviews, using reddit because it’s the only device I have that isn’t detected for ban evasion, watching shows/Youtube. Maybe I’m atypical, but I don’t see why the Deck would offer a desktop mode if it wasn’t meant to be used.
Yeah, I misspoke lol. I meant to say Arch but I shortcirced or something.
How? SteamOS is still Linux.
Bring back Playstation Home
It’s also recursive.
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Doesn’t KDE have HDR support in Wayland?
It’s a combination of exclusivity and IP. Mario, Zelda, etc. are beloved IPs with multiple great games based on them. They’re also bound to Nintendo consoles. People will buy Nintendo consoles because they want to play those games. Fortnite, on the other hand, can be played on anything except Linux. It’s not driving sales for anything except Windows keys. Furthermore, Epic exclusives aren’t even fully exclusive (certain titles barred). Hitman 3 was exclusive on Epic Games for all of two minutes before it launched on Steam.
What it boils down to is that if you own an IP that is in high demand, you can gate that IP behind another product because you have what’s effectively a guaranteed market. If Epic pulled Fortnite from Xbox, Playstation, and PC and then released it on the Epic Games Assblaster 5000, I’m sure people would buy that to access Fortnite. Maybe even Fall Guys, though I doubt it.
But, I suppose it could go a different way. Imagine the uproar if Valve released Half Life 3 as a Steam Deck exclusive lmao.
Fall Guys != Mario, simple as
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