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I've followed the nerd nest since before they were the nerd nest. Unfortunately their videos have gotten longer, while the information that I am interested in hasn't grown along with it, so either:
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Summary using Kagi Summarizer (yes, A.I. , but I don't want to watch a click bait vid that takes too long to get to the point):
Recent documents from the Wolffire lawsuit against Valve have brought to light allegations of monopolistic behavior concerning pricing parity. The report suggests that Valve has pressured publishers, including Ubisoft and Warner Brothers, to maintain price consistency across platforms by threatening to delist their games from Steam. While Valve representatives have denied the existence of a formal policy, internal communications indicate that this practice has been used to influence pricing on external storefronts. The legal proceedings serve as a crucial mechanism to uncover the truth behind these alleged practices. Regardless of the trial's outcome, the transparency gained from these documents allows the public to scrutinize whether Valve has abused its dominant position in the PC gaming market. If proven true, these actions raise significant questions about corporate power and the freedom of developers to set prices independently of Steam.
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Not specific to any courier, but the level of frustration I achieve when I get a notification that "nobody was home" when I am literally waiting in the living room, looking out the window to see if any van drives by.... Ugh. Honestly I don't blame the drivers though. It's the corps scheduling them too tightly, unfortunately. I don't envy them.
3 points ·
"We at Valve are excited to announce the Steam Controller 2, the third iteration of our Steam Controller"
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That'd make Super Smash Bros a lot more fun to play, honestly.
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iirc joy cons are supported over BT
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Does that go for the Frame as well? I've only seen this confirmed for the Steam Machine. But I could've just missed it.
1 points ·
If good Lemmy references don't exist then it's hard to link to them
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Because there are more established tools whose devs/communities use Reddit compared to the Fediverse, maybe..?
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Posted 6h ago already
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Good.
11 points ·
If you remote play from the laptop that you have now the performance will be better than playing directly from the deck, but the noise can be in another room. And since the deck isn't doing much compute, battery life should be great too. And you can stream at the Deck's native resolution so your fps will be higher than your laptop's display (assuming that is full hd)
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Yes, every Dutch person is directly, personally, and fully responsible for not preventing this.
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Ah, so ~~Russia wants to create rifts between Eastern and Western Europe, got it~~!
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No, I think you mean 50 megabits per second. I'd consider 100mbit (megabits) average, 50 000 megabits, which is equal to 50 gigabits (or ⅛th of 50 000 mega*bytes*) would be ludicrously unnecessarily much for a residential connection today, and it'd be hard to find hardware to support it.
Just for reference:
I don't think your internet would be quite that fast, or at least you wouldn't be complaining about it 😅
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The confusion/sarcasm is because you say 50k mbit --> 50 000 mbit --> 50 gbit.
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Stadia my beloved :')
3 points ·
It's why I really don't mind the longer times between GPU generations. Phones should do the same, to be honest. It's not like there are major performance uplifts anually, and the amount of e-waste reduction there'd be would be huge.
2 points ·
Hmm fair, I just woke up when I commented haha. Technically I'm right though :p
Anyways I don't see a reason why running this on another arch based distro wouldn't work.
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That's what the title says, yeah.