Banner is a gender-swapped AI image of me. I don’t think it looks much like me, but I liked how it turned out.
I won’t be able to afford the Steam Machine at launch, but it will probably be a long time before I can easily get one anyway. Pretty sure I’m going to be jumping ship from traditional consoles to Valve with the way the industry is going. They’ve really impressed me with the Steam Deck.
I wonder if I’ll be able to drag and drop the game and save files for my non-Steam games from the Steam Deck to the Steam Machine and have them just work? That would be nice!
Steam Deck was the Gabe Gear, this is the Gabecube, all we need now is a smaller Steam Deck - the Gabe Boy.
(it’s asterisk)
That’s what happens when your language becomes popular enough to become the lingua franca. It would be the same for any other language.
Would Nanni take comfort in knowing that people would be making fun of Ea-nasir’s shitty copper over 3700 years later? I’d find it pretty hilarious, myself.
He’s from Sesame Street. “Noo-nuh-noo-nuh-noo…”
(After he learns to communicate in a modern language)
“So, have humans gotten any better yet?”
is shown the news
“Re-freeze me. Now.”
This guy was a yokai all along!
I don’t get it, explain simpler!
$240.7 billion (wealth of Elon Musk)
And now he has over twice that.
One of the things I like about the Steam Deck, which would carry over to a Steam console, is that it has uniform specifications that every other one has as well as opposed to the hodgepodge of possible combinations of hardware that a regular PC can have. That means that you can find out the best settings and troubleshoot problems with less RNG getting in your way.
I’d rather have controllers that don’t smell, thank you.
It’s just a Wikipedia link, no eyeball slicing shown.
An octopus being called a bug is quite a stretch.
Oh wow, that’d be super convenient! I keep all my non-Steam games on a card and my Steam games on the console.