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Man, I can’t find anything to scratch that World of Warcraft itch that pops out of nowhere once in a while.

I have a distinct sensation of muscle-memory nausea just looking at the picture 😵‍💫

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So I went in again, but streaming it from Luna on a steam deck makes it very claustrophobic in dark areas, I can’t see anything. I upped the gamma quite a bit, then ended up also making the character immortal, then invincible, then activated unlimited ammo and batteries to boot. Does it feel like cheating? Yes. Do I enjoy it more because I can just make the most of the story and puzzles without spiking my adrenaline levels just before bed? Also yes.

Alright, I actually accidentally got locked-in in a year-long amazon prime subscription, I’ll make the most of it and stream it through Luna. Thanks for the recommendation!

I was just mad at the detective in the beginning. “Oh, a supernatural unkillable, murderous monster went to the swamp? Let me go towards it in the woods, alone, at night.”

I loved the world-building. Craving more of it, I tried Alan Wake 2, but it’s a little too scary for my tastes 😬

Apparently a recent update has made it playable-ish.

I read that performance is abysmal in any case.

Too bad that it seems I’ll never be able to play this one on my Steam Deck.

Edit: a recent update may have changed that.

When they first introduced it, my Bluetooth earbuds would wake it up every time I took them out of their case.

Definitely. I’m at 60MiB/s down, but pay way less than you do.

Oof. We’re luckier than that in Montreal.

You should check Teksavvy’s current offerings, you should be able to get something much better at that price nowadays.

‘Europe’ is a generalisation though. I’m sure this might ring true in Scandinavia and some other northern countries, but might also be a completely different story in Greece, Italy, etc.

I mean, yes, saying ACAB is a blatant generalisation too.

You’re being a little too optimistic, there. It might not be the same toxic culture, but ACAB.

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As well, the utility is asking the regulator to raise prices over three years for blockchain and cryptocurrency operations to 19.5 cents per kilowatt hour to “better reflect the activity’s energy intensity and limited economic benefits.”

Based.

Edit: Noting that this is 50% higher than what they want to charge datacenters.

Same.

I might give it a shot at some point then. Steam Deck is the only thing in my household that can run games, unfortunately. My laptop has lower specs.