iAmTheTot
@iAmTheTot@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Getting The Witcher 4 to run at 60FPS on Xbox Series S will be ‘extremely challenging’ says CDPR 3 days ago:
Either a bit of fun in private, or a very funny autocorrect. I’ll let you decide.
- Comment on Getting The Witcher 4 to run at 60FPS on Xbox Series S will be ‘extremely challenging’ says CDPR 3 days ago:
The reason is it looks dope. Nothing about bidet games are “practical” other than the dopamine hit we get from playing them.
- Comment on With the Legion Go S, we can now directly compare performance between official builds of SteamOS and Windows 3 weeks ago:
I do a lot of things other than gaming.
- Comment on With the Legion Go S, we can now directly compare performance between official builds of SteamOS and Windows 3 weeks ago:
Well it’s not a very compelling sales pitch to tell me to ditch the multiple thousands of dollars of hardware and just buy new stuff. If the goal is to get people to switch to Linux from Windows, I hope you’re not the one leading the charge.
- Comment on With the Legion Go S, we can now directly compare performance between official builds of SteamOS and Windows 3 weeks ago:
Even among that I’ve varied. In one installation I have Windows sharing a drive, separate partition for Linux. In another computer they’re on completely different drives.
- Comment on With the Legion Go S, we can now directly compare performance between official builds of SteamOS and Windows 3 weeks ago:
Not all instances were dual booting, nor are all of the problems I’ve encountered or described above related with dual booting.
- Comment on With the Legion Go S, we can now directly compare performance between official builds of SteamOS and Windows 3 weeks ago:
I’ve tested out Manjaro, KDE Neon, Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Debian, Mint, and Fedora.
Problems have been all over the spectrum. Not being to install at all, trouble getting it to dual boot after installing (despite following a guide), getting NAS drives to be writeable, hardware compatibility, finding alternatives to proprietary software which may or may not do everything the original did, and more.
I’m semi enjoying the tinkering for now, and I’m not regretting trying to de-Windows as much as possible, but I think people who say Linux is ready for mainstream are out of touch with the average person’s computer literacy.
- Comment on With the Legion Go S, we can now directly compare performance between official builds of SteamOS and Windows 3 weeks ago:
“any computer”? Come on, what is that hyperbole? My desktop runs Wilds stable just fine.
- Comment on With the Legion Go S, we can now directly compare performance between official builds of SteamOS and Windows 3 weeks ago:
My partner and I have been transitioning to Linux over the past month or so, dual booting for now.
Linux still isn’t ready for mass adoption.
- Comment on Grab eight fantastic Steam Deck games for just $12 and save 95% against the total MSRP 1 month ago:
Commandos, I should have said.
- Comment on Grab eight fantastic Steam Deck games for just $12 and save 95% against the total MSRP 1 month ago:
It’s more like the Commando or Shadow Tactics series, if you’ve heard of those. Not like Age of Empires or Warcraft.
- Comment on 4chan has been offline for over a week, and it's probably not coming back 1 month ago:
What drives you to believe that those people were ever, ever contained?
- Comment on OpenAI says “our GPUs are melting” as it limits ChatGPT image generation requests 2 months ago:
What a coincidence, so is the planet.
- Comment on Google Trends comparison between Steam Deck and other PC handhelds 4 months ago:
Percent.
- Comment on Sony cancels an unannounced live service God of War game 4 months ago:
Good.
- Comment on Microsoft should be terrified of SteamOS 5 months ago:
No, it doesn’t, I was simply adding context, not trying to contradict you.
- Comment on Microsoft should be terrified of SteamOS 5 months ago:
This is somewhat new with the release of the revamped families. Previously, you could not even play different games across a shared library.
- Comment on VLC player demos real-time AI subtitling for videos 5 months ago:
How was the model trained?
- Comment on How do you have your back buttons set up? 5 months ago:
I think I have only used them for a single thing, in an emulator, to preform designated emulator functions like toggling full screen.
Otherwise I do not use them.
- Comment on Steam Winter Sale is live and Steam Awards voting is now open 5 months ago:
Great game!
- Comment on Pornhub Is Pulling Out of Florida 5 months ago:
Good point.
- Comment on Pornhub Is Pulling Out of Florida 5 months ago:
I sincerely doubt it.
- Comment on Pornhub Is Pulling Out of Florida 5 months ago:
I’m confused, if Pornhub is the one pulling out, what good does a condom on Florida do?
- Comment on GOG launch their Preservation Program to make games live forever with hundreds of classics being 're-released' 7 months ago:
What exactly is their alternative supposed to be? You do own it more than with Steam.
- Comment on Over 17 Million Hours of Baldur's Gate 3 on Steam Deck 7 months ago:
A long time ago, near launch. Maybe I should try it again, but tbh I just don’t care much for the game with controller anyway. Partner and I will probably give it another go when it’s inevitable definitive edition comes out.
- Comment on Over 17 Million Hours of Baldur's Gate 3 on Steam Deck 7 months ago:
Wild to me because when I tried to play BG3 on my Steam deck it was a miserable experience.
- Comment on Nintendo shuts down Ryujinx 8 months ago:
Nintendo DS and Switch are the second and third most sold consoles ever, respectively. Gameboy and GB Colour comes in fourth of you count them together. Wii is sixth or seventh depending on if you group the above.
I think people like their consoles.
- Comment on Nintendo shuts down Ryujinx 8 months ago:
I’ve seen a few floating around.
- Comment on Using GPT-4 to generate 100 words consumes up to 3 bottles of water — AI data centers also raise power and water bills for nearby residents 8 months ago:
Do you have a study to publish? Because they do.
- Comment on Using GPT-4 to generate 100 words consumes up to 3 bottles of water — AI data centers also raise power and water bills for nearby residents 8 months ago:
My friend, you are naive at best if you think AI data centers are using closed loop water cooling. Look up evaporative cooling towers. It’s “consumed” in the sense that it is evaporated.