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I'd recommend to make a Dockerfile for it and run it that way. It'll be quite a lot easier than to manage installing a bunch of dependencies.

Here's a guide I found pretty good!

Here's a bit of a shorter one too to get some more reference.

I got a pre-order LCD Deck (256GB) from mid-October. While I don't game too much on mine but mainly do desktop work, mostly server management and web development, it holds about 3 or 4 hours depending on how heavy the task is. When I play No Man's Sky it'll last about an hour.

I can't see battery health as easily in GNOME tho. But I'm not complaining. This is while being plugged into a USB-C external 1080p OLED monitor and mouse and keyboard connected with Bluetooth.

For people wondering how the battery health is calculated, I'm guessing it's what the factory max charge was in watt hours and how many it comparably holds now during max charge. That's at least how I've seen battery health being calculated before!

I had emotional regulation and hyperfixating on intrusive thoughts and memories big time until I started on Elvanse. It was really really bad by the end. It turned out that Elvanse was quite a life saving medication for me and if I forget to take it for a few days it becomes a lot harder to maintain the dysregulation.

The last one sounds like some type of pasta and now I can't stop thinking of HRT in stereotypical pasta boxes. Help

Average Lemmy moment

Why is this so accurate??

I actually really like this illustration! Very well done!

While I still hold my opinion about there being a disregard of general graphics optimization I did look up the specs of the Xbox Series S compared to the Xbox One S and they seem to be a lot worse. 2GB less RAM, half the compute units on the GPU with 2 TFLOPS less on it as well. It seems like a bit of a ridiculous cost saving on that end. At that point they could almost keep publishing One X ports too lol

I just looked up the specs comparing the Series S and One X and you do indeed seem to be right about it actually being worse than it. That's a bit crazy. I would've thought it was at least on par with the One X. 10GB of RAM in today's world is also a bit shite. Only thing better seems to be the speed of the RAM and the CPU. I'm a bit baffled honestly. They definitely cheaped out a bit too much here.

I dunno. I have an Xbox Series X where I play the more demanding games. Then I have a Steam Deck to play everything else on.

As someone who uses the "Low end" side of PC gaming and had to combat config files and weird and obscure settings in them to get a playable 30 FPS when I was younger. I'm glad cheaper alternatives are being pushed. Not everyone is well off to even slightly save up to a Series X, PS5 or a gaming PC these days.

From what I've seen with UE5 and what not, there seems to have been a big push in increased graphic fidelity with lack of optimization too. Now I'm not gonna pretend to know a lot about that subject but from videos and articles I've read I feel like we should rather put a bit more of a push, not on those who try and sell affordable hardware, but those who don't optimize enough.

This hits

That sucks. Are you in a EU country or outside? Wouldn't surprise me if they pull shit like this where the consumer laws are less strict.