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The 14th gen didn't only have problems with Linux and I still don't trust Intel when they say they "fixed" the CPUs disassembling themselves. Given the money involved I'd definitely advise against 13th and 14th gen Intel in any case, just not worth the potential headache down the road. Either go with older Intel or AMD.

How anyone in leadership gave the OK for a connector this asinine is beyond me. That's, on a technical level, a very real fire hazard

Idee: Die Lackhersteller wurden von Russland bezahlt um die Deppen dazu zu bringen den Lack freiwillig zu trinken

Und noch ne Salami Scheibe... Ich bin mir dessen bewusst, dass Eskalation möglichst vermieden werden sollte aber es gibt auch das Konzept einer Selbstverteidigung. Russland führt, de facto, Krieg gegen uns und das mittlerweile nicht mal mehr nur digital sondern auch sehr real wie an diesen ganzen Sabotagefällen zu sehen.

Man muss ja nicht gleich in Russland einmarschieren aber irgendwo sollte doch mal ein klares Zeichen gesetzt werden ala "Das Maß ist voll, keinen Schritt weiter sonst kracht es gewaltig" indem man z.B. alle Schiffe die nicht der Nato angehören von Kriegsschiffen begleiten lässt sobald sie die Ostsee betreten. Oder noch besser Schiffen mit hohem Sabotagepotential (welche Schiffe zur Schattenflotte gehören ist ja durchaus bekannt) einfach die Durchfahrt in Dänemark verwehren.

How about instead of the very obviously paid for (in one was or another) 'professional' critic scores you look at the user scores? Because very apparently the players have a very clear opinion about whether or not the game is good (also reflected in sales numbers).

Now I haven't played the game and I never had any intention to, I also haven't played any other Dragon Age game but from the player reviews I've seen the game:

• deviated too much from previous Dragon Age themes, in the process (allegedly) massively disrespecting characters
• had highly repetetive gameplay
• too limited player choices (often critizised: no way to kill/kick out companions up until the very final unlike how in bg3 you can just flat out kill your potential companions if you so wish to)
• incompetent (ally) AI masked by invulnerability and high HP pools (plenty of video proof here) -and as the cherry on top: a very thorough venture into gender politics implying that said politics were more deserving of dev time than the above issues

Mehrfach.

Someone in the decision making process wants to finally make Portugal officially Eastern Europe

Well I guess we'll find out how many accidental problems I managed to cram into that RFC soon

The key problem why "Runs on SteamDeck" exists is not the raw power of the SteamDeck (or lack thereof) but the compatibility with Linux. Unless someone decides to utterly cripple a handheld for the sake of battery efficiency any game labeled with SteamDeck support will also run on any other handheld running SteamOS.

The problem with the SteamMachines ultimately was the lack of game support. The hardware confusion was just the cherry on top. You could even argue that the lack of supported games back then meant a limited number of customers would be interested which in turn led to companies releasing underpowered hardware. By that logic one can even claim the failure of SteamMachines is entirely down to the piss poor Linux support then.

well .ml is special, most probaboy don't have a problem there but if you do you really do (ask me why the anime community on lemmy.ml is practically dead)

.world is just suffering from success, they regularly have federation troubles with other instances because they are by far the largest one and hence run into scaling troubles. Other than that it's the most reddit like moderation wise also due to being so big. It's courtesy to steer people away from .world simply to prevent the scaling problems from getting worse

A thing can fail for multiple reasons at the same time

that's fine and all but the problem with the debian based SteamOS were the horribly outdated GPU drivers. The runtime was fine but the OS lacked support for bleeding edge hardware (which is somewhat important for a gaming OS)