jeeva

Having not read the article yet:

I've used it on my Steamdeck. It saves a fair bit of battery, and can look quite nice for it - but you'll obviously need a fairly reliable internet connection.

It's hard to try and super sample, and the official "installer" will trash your non steam games. I was using the flatpak available until this week, and I'm thinking I'll move back.

Another thing I've found is if you limit the Steamdeck enough, GFN will drop the visual quality and it can look pretty awful.

That said, it's pretty neat to be able to run some windows only games that I might not consider playing on the 'deck, or to easily play Xbox game pass games, or whatever. I played a fair bit of AC Valhalla like this.

Any specific questions?

I think the difference was that there was no impact damage for the vehicles in this game (so people were abusing it), whereas PS definitely did have that.

I also quite enjoyed that one! Definitely a bit janky, but I had my fun for the price.

If they have enough money to burn on LLM results, they clearly have enough and I don't need to keep donating mine.

Sure, but machine learning like that is very different to how LLMs are trained and their output.

Worth noting as well that the OP said four packs a day for three days.

If I'm not mistaken, the origin of the phrase was wallstreet traders who used it to refer to the trades that happened when trump rolled back tariffs (or paused them, again).

Thus, TACO trade.

We're not talking terminals, though, are we? You can run pwsh in dozens of terminals. As a shell, it's... Very decent.

I'm not OP, but I don't think they meant "weren't Anglo" but instead that the villagers were literally diverse, i.e. a lot of different ethnicities.

It does put a confused spin on both "huh, you're from the two rivers? You look like one of those Aiel" and the post-siege development of two rivers where the increased diversity from folk moving from different places to there causes tension in the villagers.

I may be wrong, though.

Yes, but you can just push it down to lay flat and it'll stay there, flat against the surface (uh, as in table)?

I'm confused by this, as that was always an option with the existing keyboard cover.

Pretty much that - the NAS instance is running all the time, and there's a setting in Immich for the network address for the ML container(s) that accepts a comma (or semi colon) separated list, which is tried in order.

The docs mention that you can balance requests, but you'd have to use an external method for that at the moment.