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- Comment on Epic’s new games launcher is ‘vibe coded’ 4 hours ago:
Interesting self report that they suck at programming so bad the vibe coded launcher is an improvement
- Comment on Frame deliveries - don't hold your breath 4 days ago:
Whoops fixed thanks!
- Comment on Frame deliveries - don't hold your breath 4 days ago:
They did also recently update the Steam store page for the Frame to include a go/no-go of order availability for either by December 2027 or 2027, if you view the page while logged in and have one reserved
- Comment on Steam Frame Wait List is Moving 2 weeks ago:
I didn’t get on the reservation list for the Gabe Cube, so I figured might as well try on the Frame, and looks like I might just get one! Both would’ve been a stretch for sure, probably more than is a good idea
- Comment on Steam Frame Wait List is Moving 2 weeks ago:
Same here! I’m wondering if I just placed that much better than I did for the Gabe Cube, or if there are fewer people interested overall, or what.
- Comment on There is no AMD Z2 Steam Deck model coming - Valve 1 year ago:
There are a lot of things about the steam deck I respect, including that the only difference in price points is down to available storage, not performance. It really makes the device so much more accessible
- Comment on ByteDance to sidestep US sanctions by renting Nvidia GPUs in the cloud 1 year ago:
Is this really sidestepping sanctions? My understanding of the sanctions is that they’re less about us not wanting China to use them, and more about us not wanting China to get their hands on the physical cards so they can reverse engineer them/fully own the computation done with them. Overseas rentals seems like the intended direction for them to go, because they can still use the computation power, but don’t have the physical hardware (plus they could lose all access to the datacenters in case of war).
- Comment on Terraria will add roller skates for super-fast building and 2D grinding in its “final stretch” of updates 2 years ago:
How many “final stretches” of updates have they had now?
- Comment on Are there universal/standardized watch bands for non-smart digital/analog watches? 2 years ago:
Most of the time, watch band sizes are given by the width of the strap (i.e 20mm or 22mm). You (or any jeweler) can measure that dimension on the watch face, and then it should be super easy to find a compatible replacement. For the most part, the locking mechanism for attaching the band to the watch is very standardized (spring loaded barrel pin), and while they can be fiddly, generally they are fairly easy to work with.