5 points ·
Also true! Though in a Roomba's case with room mapping, sometimes more terrifying... 😔
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- Using a webcam, the Steam Controller can now seek out it's charger by vibrating across the desk · 252 points · 42 comments
- Using a webcam, the Steam Controller can now seek out it's charger by vibrating across the desk · 252 points · 42 comments
- Steam machine prices are live · 482 points · 240 comments
- PRAGMATA Gets The Steam Deck Verified Badge To Show It's Great On The Go · 91 points · 10 comments
- Steam Deck Beta Client Update: December 30th · 51 points · 6 comments
- Valve says "the Steam Machine is equal or better than 70% of what people have at home," but I feel like that's missing the point · 191 points · 73 comments
- DF Direct Weekly #240: Steam Machine - Pricing, Specs, VRAM, ARM Ambitions + More · 13 points · 23 comments
- Steam Deck gets a new low-power screen-off downloads mode · 344 points · 38 comments
- [Discussion] What games are you playing on your deck? - September 2025 · 49 points · 40 comments
- DuckStation dev dropping support for Linux · 135 points · 55 comments
- There is now a Decky Plugin to use Lossless frame gen on Steam Deck · 66 points · 21 comments
- Bad news for portable Monster Hunter Wilds hopefuls: the Steam Deck can't manage 30 fps, even in maximum potato mode · 80 points · 27 comments
- [Discussion] Do you use any headphones with your Steam Deck? · 52 points · 61 comments
- [Discussion] SteamOS 3.6 is nearly here, with Valve focusing on bug fixes before release. What are some bugs you've encountered (on either Stable or Beta) that you're hoping to see fixed? · 54 points · 34 comments
Comments
10 points ·
I've never been sold on the roomba idea, but vacuuming can take some time and physical effort depending on the size of the living/working space.
Putting a controller on a charging puck *should* take all of five seconds, to be generous. It even has magnets!
I feel like the real answer here with the controller is "because we can/because it's cool"
0 points ·
Did it help American insurance?
3 points ·
I think Proton-GE made some changes to prevent triggering the new device activation detection when changing versions (starting with GE 10-11).
Unfortunately I haven't tried it much, it might have been intentionally undone by Denuvo in newer games, and I wouldn't risk buying a new game to test it out.
I tinkered with the flaming mess that is Monster Hunter Wilds, but that game tried my patience one too many times and wasn't even all that great once the performance issues were taken care of...
2 points ·
The Switch 1 Pro Controller and Joy-Cons worked over Bluetooth from day 1 on PC/Mac/Android iirc, but some extra patches (or certain programs) were needed to combine the individual Joy-Cons as a single controller.
1 points ·
Who? This isn't the Switch 2, I dunno where this is coming from...
-4 points ·
Well, they'd probably find out by watching the video. Or they'd move on and enjoy the rest of their day/night, it's really all up to them.
3 points ·
Yeah, like how a docked Switch can have downloads sent to it from the web browser eShop, and it'll periodically wake up from sleep and check for downloads by default.
Honestly, I was hoping this was what Valve was working on in the first place... but what they're giving us is nice to have as well.
2 points ·
I also had that problem (8BitDo Ultimate 2 Wireless)! Seems the original Hollow Knight had the same issues, I'd read it was something about outdated SDL support... The controls are messed up at random, rumble doesn't work, and the game spontaneously develops input lag at times.
10 points ·
Stenzek seems to have a history of being the problem... I don't know if their words should be taken at face value, or that they're arguing in good faith at all
4 points ·
No, they're still all awful, lossless scaling especially, but:
a) Nvidia simps have fewer excuses to support Corpo #1 over Corpo #2 now and
b) people using lossless scaling often have either weaker hardware or lower standards in the first place
3 points ·
With what hardware, a 7900XTX?!
2 points ·
Sometimes bluetooth headphones, but I have a couple Anker Soundcores (earbuds and one over-ear) and the latency is *awful* , so I just end up using my HD560s when I'm at home lol
1 points ·
Huh, I've had mine for a couple weeks and only saw it for the first time yesterday, after an update...