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1k usd to see Linux win is well worth it!
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1k usd to see Linux win is well worth it!
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Omg just checked I was kicked out from the wait list somehow :(
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What else do you want to use it for? For me the coolest feature is the ability to play mouse games on a couch. For other consoles I think either 1st party controller or a good 8bido would defeat steam controller despite it being really awesome
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Sad, mine is in 2027 and I got in on day 2 when they opened pre-orders as I missed initial announcement.
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Why would you need 32gb of ram tho
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basically same CPU with RX 7700 and 32 gb of ram. I think Steam Machine is predicted to be a bit below 7700 with raw numbers but with optimizations etc it'll probably be very close.
I'm very happy with this these specs though. Runs everything really well via steam's proton on 4k and I use it as a home lab server (nextcloud etc.) and living room media server.
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I built a similarly speced machine (from what I can tell) and it runs everything I throw at it on a 4k TV. I would have gladly bought Steam Machine instead even if it was more expensive.
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Nah man thats a waste of time. There are much better way you can reduce e-waste and buy 1 more charging brick.
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Eh I'm not petty pinching e-waste on a charger
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Adapter? What are you talking about? Any usb c charger works gor steamdeck and they are super cheap rn.
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Any brick can output 60w these days. The charger is definitely not worth it
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I'd say dont worry about it. You are absolutely free to take it and there are no region locks between Canada and Europe. I always travel with full suitcases of Japanese gear back to Europe no problem and it's like 50% cheaper compared to European prices.
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This is just working. Spain is no demand for military tech and could easily spend time shopping around for years.
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The variability is crazy this year too. North Europe is having 30º C mid days and 12º evenings which is very unusual and obviously not great for people and infrastructure.
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Clearly you argue in bad faith so I won't bother engaging so maybe next time!
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How is single use defined here? Because some places do "single use is anything below 5nm thickness" and you uusy end up with more plastic.
Edit: seems anything above 30 microns is still legal which basically means only cling wrap and similar. Shopping bags on avg are 50 microns or so.
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and I'm saying that we can fix it in better ways. What now?
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my point was exactly that it's not a black and white issue while you argue that it _is_.
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says you lol I guess we're finally in some form of agreement. Have a good day :)