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I plan on buying one soon, love the small form factor.

Just one monologue. The voice is completely different from my RL voice.

Wolverine, who completely regenerated from a single drop of blood.

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Maybe not in the current climate, but what they ended up doing with both the Steam Deck and the Steam Deck Dock is they went on sale after about a year or so, so if you could wait for that long you could probably get it a few bucks cheaper.

That or the AI bubble crashes and shit just get infinitely worse to the point even that is not feasible.

This all being said, you should probably try be more money conscious. Save money from unnecessary purchases, and splurge when you’re doing better. Give or take, etc, all that stuff.

Studying with Spirit City: Lofi Sessions.
Playing Slay the Spire 2 with friends and GF.
Playing Wanderstop alone on the Steam Deck.

I actually prefer Wanderstop to StS2. Only completed the first chapter of the game, but I absolutely love each interaction and how the story is progressing. The tea stuff is okay enough too.

I’ll check out some gameplay footage of it later today. Thanks for the suggestion.
Cheers!

I’m going to go against the grain and say it’s their VR hardware they’ve been sitting on for years now.

Steam Frame, and then calling glasses “frames” is common.
Either case it seems like a bad name, but I’d reckon it’s their VR/AR device.
Edit: also to add they’ve been working a lot on Proton for ARM as of late, as well as proton in general which they initially set out Proton as being a universal translation layer, not just x86-64.

Might catch flak for this, but Starfield.
I just wanted something mindless where I could mix FPS with base building and RPG elements. I know there’s Fallout 4, but I want my bases looking nice. Starfield isn’t exactly the best for looks either, but it’s the best I have in my library for these aforementioned things. I’m open to suggestions, but until then I’m just going to randomly kill things on Starfield.

For the loooonnnnngest time, I had issues running VR on Linux. And for a few years when I started off (many years ago), most games wouldn’t run. Things have changed since then however. Now I’m finding all the desktop/handheld based games I want to play; I can just play. In addition, the issues I’ve constantly had with VR now have been alleviated (albeit with some manual tinkering).

Desktop games without anticheat will just work 99/100. VR takes some effort to work, but is worth it. VR on Linux still isn’t exactly perfect either. You sometimes press something in a game, the screen will freeze and you can see/feel it for sure. But, that happens maybe once every 10 mins or so, so it’s workable since all I use VR for is VRChat anyway.

Life’s good on Linux now. Besides college, I don’t think I’ll be needing to switch to Windows at all anymore. Oh, actually, now that I remember. I run World of Warcraft through bottles. Every so often WoW updates and kills functionality. I have to rebuild my Bottle, shift my files over and then it runs again, but that’s also outside of what Steam does, so.

Besides all of the above, I think I can stick full time to Linux now. It feels wonderful having an operating system that doesn’t own you anymore.

I was very directionless and lost for many years. It’s only since my late 20’s and now 30’s where it feels like I’m actually making any headway through life. I still have a lot of catching up to do, but at least I’m moving now.

On May 22nd I bought an app to help me study. So far it’s working. Been more motivated to do more since.
Also a spell of desire stems from my GF and friends being encouraging moreso than usual. Which is nice since I’ve been burnt out for the past few months.

Hoping to maintain a stable week of committing myself to all the tasks I laid out for myself. It’ll be neigh impossible, but I’m looking forward to at least attempting a full week of full commitment. Still haven’t peaked since lockdown when I was able to do absolute boatloads of work everyday, but getting there.

Studying, studying and more studying.
Then hanging out with the GF maybe.
Few rounds of Gunfire Reborn with the friendos.
More studying.
Oh and exercising!
Oh yeah, and tinkering with both Godot and Blender now too, so that’ll be fun. Trying a 11 hour tutorial series of Godot on Youtube by a creator called ClearCode. It’s amazing what YouTube tutorials you can get for free!