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The Steam Deck doesn’t have a real two stage trigger. It has bullshit vibration that feels like shit. The Steam controller has a small click at the end which feels fantastic.

Thanks Samus

Here’s the link to the MSI for Minecraft Java: https://aka.ms/minecraftClientWindows

I hope they added back the two stage triggers of the OG Steam Controller.

No it isn’t. On Windows there are two versions of Minecraft. “Minecraft: Bedrock Edition” available as a UWP using the Microsoft Store, written in C++ and supporting crossplay with the Minecraft releases for consoles and mobile phones and “Minecraft: Java Edition” available through minecraft.net, written in Java and supporting crossplay with the MacOS and Linux versions.

It isn’t? Minecraft: Java Edition (which is getting deobfuscated) is available on their website for Windows, MacOS and Linux. Minecraft: Bedrock Edition has nothing to do with these news.

Look at your favourite online retailer. All SATA laptop drives are intercompatible.

I have a Fractal Pop XL because it has two 5.25" drive bays (filled with a BD-XL and a BD/HD-DVD drive respectively). It doesn’t make sense to rob yourself of the choice to use physical media, especially at home were the space they take up doesn’t really matter.

It’s really annoying cause PowerPC64LE machines while being the only ones still supported by major Linux distros are pretty hard to find. There are ones from RaptorCS but they cost 3000€ for the entry-level ones.

From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine. Your kind cling to your flesh, as though it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass you call a temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal… Even in death I serve the Omnissiah.

I read “Belgian influence” and thought yeah makes sense.

Amiga is owned by another company. They don’t have the license for any of it. If you wan’t Amiga OS you can buy it.

They’re really milking the franchise for all it’s worth…

Maybe they’ll put the Korra Game back on Steam at least.

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This is some Tumblr level reading comprehension.

Literally the first sentence: “Researchers at the University of California, Irvine, have shown that the sensors in high-resolution optical computer mice can detect tiny desk vibrations and translate them into speech.”

The poll rate of mice has become good enough that miniscule movements can be detected and turned back into sound, there aren’t any secret chips inside of the mouse to make that possible.

And performance, they are around a decade behind. But it’s good that the duopoly is finally getting some competition.

Could endanger side loading on Fire TV sticks which currently is as easy as installing an APK.

https://www.hmd.com/de_at/feature-phones

Not really on more modern games. Pascal was for example completely broken for Alan Wake 2 because of mesh shaders. Pascal had a good run and was relevant for 8 years, which is pretty much unprecedented for GPUs, but one has to let go.

Ah, you never played Crusader Kings.

The historical reason for cousin marriage were generally to cement alliances between relatives and to keep land in the family should the male line of some house die out, those aren’t the reason you marry relatives CK3.

In CK3 you marry relatives because you want your children to be herculean beautiful geniuses and to stop your daughters weak claim from becoming a problem.

I generally don’t really like such list articles as they are mostly sensationalist and cheap, this being the perfect example of one. In the case of CK we are not talking about inbreeding in the Egyptian dynasties (which had religious rather than practical reasons). Hawai’i seems similar though I know to little about their nobility to judge. The section they have about Roman inbreeding was honestly just terrible and completely divorced from reality. I am not aware of any marriage between siblings among European nobility (between like 600-now) (other than Jean V of Armagnac that I just found on Wikipedia and which upon first read sounds like an extreme exception). Could you name another one?