Well then your username checks out

The way I’m reading it, the supply is only constrained relative to the increase in demand. The article isn’t really clear on the matter, so it can be interpreted both ways

I’d agree with you but I think in this case it doesn’t make much of a difference

Brawlhalla has been running fine with EAC for years too

I’m currently using r2modman for Lethal Company modding, but it does lots of other games as well and it’s been working pretty well, so you might want to check that out.

Bastille did a cover of Happy Together that was used in a Toyota ad, but there’s no release of the full song

Can I run my whole steam library on linux?

Depends on the games you have. The biggest issue is anti-cheat, so competitive online games have a worse chance of working, nearly all other games should work though.

And also get the same performance from AAA games?

Again depends on the specific games. Some have worse performance than on Windows, some have better performance.

Mir gefällt nicht was die Abwesenheit von Schuhwichse in dieser Tabelle impliziert…

Maybe try Beyond All Reason? It’s a Total Annihilation inspired open-source RTS.

Haven’t played the other games, but V Rising is really good. I’d recommend playing with a friend

Which one of the Elder Gods is that?

It was trained with python, it’s running entirely in Minecraft though. If it takes hours to get a response the training would probably have taken years or longer

In German we ask those people “Hast du Lack gesoffen?”

Literal translation: Did you drink varnish? (Large amounts are somewhat implied)

That’s working as intended. For faster blueprint construction I like to put more personal roboports in my armor and use more bots that way. Putting the required resources in a yellow chest works as well.

People have built 16 bit and 32 bit computers in Minecraft, the tighter restraint is the limited clock speed (resulting from suboptimal simulation efficiency)

Hmm, that’s weird. I’ve had linux-issues with Stellaris mods exactly once. They’ve been working pretty well otherwise

Imagine sending an http request for brewing coffee over IPoAC and what you get back an hour later is 418: I’m a teapot

No, it says it’s virus free, so no need to worry /s

Those seem to be really cool books, or at least the box they’re in thinks so

Don’t tell them about the noun cases though