seaQueue
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- Comment on Leak: Valve is making a Steam Controller 2 and a ‘Roy’ for its Deckard 1 day ago:
I know right, I can’t handle another round of disappointment
- Comment on The Internet Archive’s Fight to Save Itself 1 month ago:
With Google’s new “don’t be paying for anything someone else will do for free” MO I’m doubtful
- Comment on PC gaming fan Steven Spielberg says he "can't do controllers," prefers keyboard and mouse 1 month ago:
The only controller I’ve ever really enjoyed using is the steam controller. Just about everything else felt worse than playing using a mouse and keyboard. To each their own though, if you like controllers then more power to you.
- Comment on The Internet Archive’s Fight to Save Itself 1 month ago:
I’m surprised they’re not pursuing govt grants and trust/foundation funding like a terrier. There has to be money out there for digital preservation work.
- Comment on snap rant 3 months ago:
Flatpak is a great choice for Steam in particular. The native install requires a full 32bit multilib install from your distros package repo, flatpak steam boxes all of that up on its own.
- Comment on snap rant 3 months ago:
Flatpak is slowly improving. I think the biggest problem with the flatpak ecosystem is lack of widespread understanding by new maintainers of how to package flatpak well - you see a lot of new packages by software authors who don’t yet understand flatpak permissions and package quality suffers for it.
- Comment on How many USB hubs can you daisy-chain to a single port? 11 months ago:
I had a hub on my desk next to my monitor so I just ran the extension up the back of the monitor and fixed it in place near the top edge. That was enough distance (maybe 18-20in now that I think about it) to resolve the interference. If you play around a bit you might find that even 10in is enough distance. Try a USB 2 extension cable too, that’ll keep v3 signalling at a distance.
- Comment on How many USB hubs can you daisy-chain to a single port? 11 months ago:
I worked around that by plugging in a usb2 extension cable that came with something I bought and placing the 2.4ghz transceiver maybe 2-3’ away from the hub. Same deal with the mouse and keyboard, they need to be a reasonable distance (some # of inches) away from USB 3 signals.
- Comment on How many USB hubs can you daisy-chain to a single port? 11 months ago:
+1, powered USB3 hubs have worked fine for me as well. Keep them away from any 2.4GHz transceivers though, I’ve had issues with RF noise from them wrecking wireless mouse/keyboard signals.
- Comment on Star Citizen Just Had its Biggest Crowdfunding Day Ever With $3.5 Million in 24 Hours 11 months ago:
Chris Roberts hookers and blow fund isn’t going to fund itself y’know
- Comment on Bethesda Is Responding to Negative Reviews of Starfield on Steam 11 months ago:
Slow news day, eh IGN?
- Comment on Steam Deck as a laptop replacement? 1 year ago:
I mean, yes, you could do this. Is it viable? Sort of, but only while docked - you’re not going to get a lot done on the go on the deck unless you’re carrying a portable monitor, mouse and keyboard and at that point you’re carrying more than a laptop around.
Personally I really like my 16in screen on my work+games laptop and it has much better performance and cooling than the steam deck. If I had to pick just one it’d probably be the laptop.
But yeah, knock yourself out, it’s probably a fun project if nothing else.