Yes!! I felt the same way!
Particularly the ham fisted way it’s written, you’re really led to choose the railroad path, but I felt I never got a proper explanation on how the institute was bad (the why is clear).
I ended up going with the institute and I got a really underwhelming ending
I recently revisited fallout new Vegas and it was an excellent experience.
Outside of that I tend to remain in the indie space, but I’m not against the occasional old triple a
Fuck, now I wanna distro hop
They used to not be, in the early years of ink jet there were some fantastic ones.
One of them accompanied me through school where I would print full color on 1 meter long heavy grain paper like it was nothing. It worked so good and never clogged even on not official ink
I just thought “what does ubisoft even make nowadays?” so I found this list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ubisoft_games:_2020–present
and I’m like, what even is this? None of this looks even remotely interesting
Oh, I’ll check this, because I’ve just been installing the games through adding a non steam game through the desktop and it’s a bit annoying
As much as I love my steam deck and the os, I do wish it was slightly easier to install third party games.
I know it’s not hard and I’ve installed plenty, but like it’s so incredibly easy with steam that it’s made me lazy to even install games I already have on gog
Money is neither finite nor a resource
Yeah it only worked sometimes for me, it’ll probably get better with time
Yes! I just kinda posted it as a rethorical question. I think it’s important to know where the money is really coming from :)
Sovereignty from whom though??
Turns out, the Germans.
Seems like a cool initiative
I think you could get some dells with Linux, but the price didn’t go down
I recently ordered one from Lenovo and you could select no os for -100 Euro.
Like why would I pay them 100 for a windows plus extra bloat, when I can get a windows for like 30 from somewhere else.
But also imma try a Linux
Growing up and up until about that generation, one of the big “console vs PC” arguments was that you could just plug the console in and start playing right away.
With a PC you had to at least start the computer and run the game, but a lot of times you had to fiddle with settings, config files, drivers and whatnot.
Clearly everyone forgot that argument as generations progressed and PC gaming got somewhat simpler and consoles more complicated
It really depends on what you want from your phone and what matters to you.
I recently got a refurbished OnePlus 9 and put lineage on it. I would have gone with a pixel and graphene, but pixels with more storage are hard to come by and expensive.
Find which roms are available for your phone and choose from there, or if you want to change the Asus phone, look at your target specs and which phone ROM combination you can find