"GitHub is down? Guess that means it's time for a quick game break."

Dude yes, jumping between times AND walls blew my mind

Honestly, good riddance. That place was a cestering fesspool.

Well, take a nap.

ZEN FIRE ZEE MISSILES!

I'm planning to buy a clear purple steam deck shell, so I sure hope so!

Yeah, story in a Zelda game is like story in a porno.

It's expected to be there, but it's not important.

Due to his untrustworthy behavior, I can't say I'd be surprised if he leaked the memo himself, purposely including the deflection of revenue not being impacted or such.

Sounds a bit conspiracy theorist, but I would certainly be unsurprised.

Somehow this comment is both very helpful and not helpful at the same time, and I commend you for that

That's such a funny requirement. Mine is 48, randomly generated by my password manager, and here I thought it was long

I've used kdenlive for a few years now and it's so far a very good nlve, especially for the price of free.

I think that sounds logical apart from the system not being powered on at all lol

Yeah, having built up 13 years of Reddit subs adding and removing...I keep having to remind myself this won't be an immediate thing to replace it for me

Doom 2016 on some days, Pillars of Eternity on others

I got daily emails with FOMO titles about special one time only redemption codes. Occasionally multiple times a day :-/

I actually have the files stored in a pool on a TrueNAS machine, which handles the backup process for me in an automated fashion. I have it set to do ZFS snapshots and ship those.

I used IA tiered storage for a long time; Though I actually moved to Wasabi recently, as it's cheaper. It's just easier to say S3 because people recognize it lol.

I selfhost a Nextcloud server at home, and use its "auto upload" functionality to automatically upload my photos and videos as I take them.

I have that server automatically backed up (in encrypted format) nightly to an Amazon S3 bucket and then to an external hard drive once a month.

My solution to this was to put Jerboa there, and add Tachiyomi (Manga reading app) above it, for when I'm just looking for "something" to busy myself.

Well, the TDP of the chip is only part of the equation; The main thing is that the Deck is limited in performance in ways that your laptop likely is not, regardless of clock-for-clock differences.

No kidding with this one; I got constant spam from them after the last one and was very confused.

I'm still gerting used to the whole thing, just found the hot sort. Think I will probably go for that most often now.