Try this:
Enable developer mode (settings>system)
Then open the developer menu (settings>developer) and turn on "Show Advanced Update Channels"
Now go back to the System category and you should have separate options for OS Update and Steam Client. Make sure they're both set to stable.
If they're already stable, change the client one to beta, and then back to stable.
Honestly it's the high level of flavoring that makes them good. You aren't meant to eat a ton at once, just get one chip at a time and enjoy the strong flavor.
Two audience members hit, one dead the other in serious condition.
Shooter is also dead.
I'm pretty sure that works fine actually. I've had issues with it not letting me download windows demos in the past on desktop, but on Steam Deck at least it's let me run every windows demo I've tried.
I've been using this website to monitor federation status between Sopuli and lemmy.world:
You can set it to any two Lemmy instances, and it offers a lot of good info, especially when one instance is falling behind.
I think they're asking for recommended controllers.
I plug my deck into a dock, which naturally turns the screen off as it switches to the TV.
However for the OLED deck there are two plugins (Magic Black and Reshade deck) that will let you turn the screen off while the deck is awake.
It's called magic black.
The reshade deck plugin also has a similar capability through a black screensaver.
There is a decky plugin for that, although it adds about 1w of power usage to have it enabled.
It's worth noting that if you boot into the recovery image on an OLED deck, it can't connect to wifi 6 networks without crashing the wifi chip. It's missing later fixes that valve released to fix wifi 6 networks on the OLED.
It's still usable, but any OLED owners will want to stick to 2.4Ghz networks during recovery in my experience.
Is this an OLED deck? The OLED deck wireless chip can connect to wifi 6 networks, but when it first came out there were a lot of issues with the Deck wifi chip stopping working at all when you would connect to wifi 6 networks with specific wifi 6 features turned on. After trying to connect to wifi 6 network, the wifi would stop working altogether until a reboot.
Valve released some updates for the OLED deck that fixed it for me, but the issue you're describing sounds a lot like this. It's possible your router updated with some new firmware and enabled a new wifi feature that's crashing the deck's wifi chip. It's also worth mentioning that SteamOS recovery image doesn't have the later wifi fixes that valve released, so if you try to use a recovery usb and connect to a wifi 6 network you'll have issues.
Some network changes you can try to do (if you're able to with your ISP router) are separating your wifi into 2.4 and 5ghz networks, and after a deck restart try connecting to the 2.4ghz network (make sure the deck isn't set to automatically connect to the 5ghz channel). If that works, you can go through router settings and look for wifi 6 (AX) features and try turning them off. If you can't do anything with the router, you'll either need to get your ISP to issue you a new router (in case that one's defective) or buy your own router and use it instead (this is usually the better option anyways, most ISPs charge you a rental fee on routers that's a way worse deal than buying your own).
You can also do something like buy a wifi extender, the cheap ones are $10-15 and 2.4Ghz only. Make sure it has a different name from the main network (something like network_ext) and it should let you connect your deck.
Honestly I think this is a bad example. Guys are generally happy to play games with attractive bad-ass female leads. See Metroid/Tomb Raider/Bayonetta/Nier/etc