

Nice. The slow driver upstreaming is what I hate most about Valve’s open source efforts.


Nice. The slow driver upstreaming is what I hate most about Valve’s open source efforts.


But can we expect it after the Steam Deck 2? I think that would be fair.


None of these things need GPS to function. Even planes. A compass, a map and a clock go a long way.
Don’t be afraid of letting me do it for you.


Watched 28 Years Later the other day and thought there was a somewhat decent movie hidden in there if the editing wasn’t so god awful. This trailer doesn’t fill me with confidence that they changed that.
This whole 28 Years project would probably have been better as a TV series.


Got the survey the other day on my OpenSUSE laptop and my OpenSUSE Steam Deck. I’m doing my part!


Epic is already selling Android games. Would be dumb of the others not to do the same. I’m honestly astonished they haven’t jumped on that train earlier. Especially with those big Android ports of older PC games a scheme of buy once play everywhere is pretty obvious. But apart from Itch nobody is doing that.


The username looks like an older German brainrot meme.
It’s just audio of French farting cats.


I very much don’t want some corporation to be able to just take a 9 year old’s drawing and slap it on their game because someone thought it wasn’t artsy enough to be awarded protection.
That’s why I went with DDR3.


And those games usually got really really hard beyond the first episode, so we (at least me) wouldn’t have gotten far in the full games anyways.


Shareware was big back then. Chances are good that your copy was actually legal.
WhatsApp uses the same encryption protocol as Signal. Theoretically they should already be interoperable.
Signal should be subject to the same law. So I hope all it takes is someone making a bridge that forces Signal to open up as well.
As is German tradition.