Damn, from the thumbnail I thought they finally invented the 12 slot toaster.. oh well. Some day we'll be able to make two boxes of toaster strudels at once, until then I can hardly call us free.
this post was submitted on 28 Jan 2026
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I have this beautiful small case lying around here. It can passively cool up to 65 W. Since the Gabe Cube announcement I've been itching to revive it with new components. Unfortunately I lack the energy. But all this time it's sitting there on the shelf, whispering to me.
There's a lot of docks available that do this but let you easily grab your deck as you're leaving the house. What's the point of locking it in a box.
because the steam deck used in the project had a broken screen.
Ahhh curse me, just got caught only reading the headline. I'm a fool.
Now, Tom doesn't recommend actually doing this, since it really doesn't improve any performance and takes away the portability of the Deck, but it is a nice way to "revive" a Steam Deck that doesn't work anymore.