shork @noiob@awoo.space

it's two in the morning, someone outside had the music in their car so loud that my phone recognized it

dang, Dragon Maid S2 has noticeably more budget than S1

tate mode doom! https://youtu.be/V74eiGAbvDk

when a puppy has a brand is that a registered tradebark

oh heck, they are finally patching NieR: Automata on PC https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/524220/view/3006699289308512389

hmmm, just realized Valve releasing portable hardware also means they have all the components to build a standalone VR Headset

if I really just fixed my months of struggle with this setup just by turning Virtualization off that'd be great

mostly using this to verify that PBO set to Auto is doing about the same thing than limiting it to 110W (which is around what my Wraith Prism cooler can handle)

yeah, this is a decent setup

that's the virtualization feature, kinda annoying that it doesn't seem to work, considering I use WSL2 (though it does work without it)

when I turn "SVM Mode" on I can reliably hard crash the computer by playing Payday 2 online for a while, when I turn it off nothing happens

I tweaked so many voltages on this thing and that was the problem?

fuck, I think I figured out what the setting was that made my system unstable

I really like the Steam Deck's UI, kinda hoping they bring that or sth like that to Big Picture mode, which kinda needs a refresh

also look at this fake Windows 10 deskop

biggest downside: potentially having to carry both the Switch and the SD

also, for many games, this is the Switch Pro gamers have been asking for

it even plays Nintendo games, you can just install Dolphin

oh, and you can install Windows on it, apparently https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/steamdeck/faq

and like, other companies have proven that a small Ryzen-based handheld is doable, Valve has the money to get smaller, more optimized board designs and really tweak the design

I like getting games (even multiplatform indie games) on the Switch rather than on PC because I know I'll play them more if I have the option for handheld

not sure about the control configuration but I like that they kept the trackpads (I love the Steam Controller for many games) and more buttons on the back + Steam's excellent input remapping system means the buttons and D-Pad are very much optional, just keep your fingers on the sticks/pads