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  • Thank you for your reply, it helps a ton!I plan to complement my SteamDeck with a tiny portable emulator, but would love to use it at home in the same way as the SteamDeck, which is in part stationary.I'm aware that the SteamDeck could do the emulator part well, but taking it with you and whipping it out for a short gamining session is not one the SteamDeck's strong suites.

  • Thanks for this review!I haven't found any information regarding external controllers or DisplayPort at the USB-C output both at the sepcifications and your review.I'm aware that it is not the intended use case to make it a kind of stationary console. But to be honest, I'd very much appreciate being able to attach it to an external monitor and use a separate controller when playing at home.I figure this is the wrong type of device for me then, but wanted to ask you just to be sure about it.

  • The way is they got contracts for the relevant components with prices before the madness started.That would at least allow them to bring a number of devices to market at reasonable prices.

  • Bitcoin will always yoyo forever siphoning money from those with less market knowledge to those with more market knowledge (or ability to manipulate it) until there aren't enough people in it anymore. They aren't making money, just moving it around.

    I agree with that assessment.Bitcoin is just another tool to move money from uneducated people with fomo to those who hold the strings.Technically it's obsolete, but I'm glad it paved the ground for some innovative approaches to transfer value anonymously or very fast and with cheap transaction fees or even no fees at all.

  • Looking at the operating cost of Bitcoin mining (hardware, maintenance, electricity), which is crucial for its network security, I tend to believe it only continues to work, if money enters the game continually.It looks more like a kind of pyramid scheme than an investment.But until it fails, people will have the chance to make money with it and tell about it, drawing in new 'investors'.

  • Way too coherent and too little self-sidetracking to originate from Don Cheeto.

  • You know, there are civilized countries which have affordable health care?

  • I can relate. I installed Bazzite, because I wanted a solution which works with my Nvidia GPU out of the box.Now it's my daily driver.

  • I should've read more slowly.Could've saved me from reading "Rapist Church"...

  • Last time I heard, he did different things with his Bill.

  • Why talk if you haven't read the comment you replied to until the end?

  • What puzzles you is the core of each campaign and highly depends on the layout of it.You gotta try and if you fail, try a different approach.

    Saving the game from time to time helps avoiding catastrophic failures without having to start from the beginning.

  • I haven't and truth be told I wasn't even aware of it.Thank you for your support in wasting some more time with HOMM 🤗

  • I'm sorry to hear that.Would you say that your experience was typical or was it especially bad for you (as in not designed for your needs) while other people were better off?

  • You hit the nail on the head.The problem is the cost of education in the US.

    But not all of the world is such a capitalist hellscape as the US is, where people were embezzled of affordable living, healthcare and education.

    That doesn't make the concept of education a bad one. The framework in which it's implemented is to blame and the people who created said framework.

  • What about https://www.kiaevforums.com/?As you can see it's a kind of niche forum for EV made by Kia, but there are several of these niche forums.Most often they're not very crowded, but I like them being more calm than some other places on the internet.

    I have some more of these, but they are really only helpful/interesting, if you fit into that niche and in that case you'll find them easily through search engines.

  • I still use them, because they're awesome.They're not gone, although there are quite a bit fewer than some time ago.

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    Proxmox setup - help needed