There is a thing called Log2Ram that can help with it for Pis. I run it in my PiHoles

Picked up Rogue Trader in the WH40K “Skulls” sale, so been playing that.

So like, if I had a Dualsense controller paired to it, I could wake the SteamDeck by pushing the PS button like I would with the PS5?

Yah the taxes in NYS (not NYC) are one of the problems I mentioned, but on the other hand I’ve seen what they paid for. As an Upstate NY resident I have a love/hate relationship with NYC. On one hand it causes a lot of funky laws to be passed at the state level. On the other hand it brings in a FUCK TON of tax revenue that Upstate benefits from

Funny, I was thinking the same of the New Yorkers who moved to Texas. I live in New York (not the City) and yah the state has problems, but you couldn’t pay me to move to a Southern state…

Final Fantasy IX with Moguri Mod

Valve: Oh hey another thing you can buy games from us on 🤣

Yah that’s always the bittersweet thing about the future Trek shows. We eventually get a utopia(ish), but first we have to go through World War 3

Ah that’s unfortunate if true. Ah well I’m happy with my Steam Deck as is. I’m also sure that some YouTubers will find a way anyway 😂

Wonder if it would be possible to retrofit the new parts into an existing SteamDeck

Shit I used to love Freelancer years and years ago. Can you even buy it for legally anywhere anymore?

Ditto. cue “I’m doing my part” from Starship Troopers

FORD: Fix Often Repair Daily

There is a story about a Japanese airline pilot who had to ditch a plane near I want to say San Francisco. No major injuries, no fatalities. When questioned during the inquiry, he said something to the effect of “I believe you Americans have a saying ‘I fucked up’”, and completely took responsibility. Instead of firing him, in recognition of his honesty, the airline demoted him back to the beginning of the pilot rankings and had him work his way back up. Within a decade he was back in his former position. The lesson is, own your mistakes!

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