The craziest part is they happen to both be copyright lawyers and they still couldn't fix it
It crashes probably 90% of the times I launch it but the few times I've managed to play I've found it to be a lot of fun
I have never heard it used as a racist word, I don't think you need to worry
The AI likely has it drilled into it that any possible notion of suicide needs to be responded to in that way, but the next response prediction isn't
There's something really depressing about an AI telling a suicidal person they're not alone and referring them to the vague notion of "national resources" or "a helpline"
Well what's the alternative? You require more faith to think green will get in, lib dems are tory lite and voting for the tories would just be stupid.
I'm fairly sure valve has openly said they plan for SteamOS to be used by other handhelds
Hear me out... Half Life 3 will be released but it won't be a game it will be a handheld console
I'm glad that Linux is getting backing from a huge company in this way. However, at its core the steam deck is a Linux based device with a heavily tailored UI running on known hardware with 1st party drivers. Consumers have been using Linux in this way for years without realising it. Sure, this one gives you far more control than you normally get but (in my opinion) the problems with Linux desktop come from support for a wide range of scenarios and peripherals. That hasn't improved enough for me to switch last time I tried.
A vanilla build of lineage won't give you any of the actual advantages of a custom ROM either
It's interesting that that's the case in America because in the UK absolutely no shops accept cheques
It gets tiring constantly seeing Americans treat the Internet like it's for them whilst people from other countries have to change the way they type so that Americans can understand better