You are correct. I guess what I should have said is that this is what they want us to see, no necessarily what they are using.

Sure, but you have to file FOIA and wait. It’s not truly open source.

It’s good in a sense that we can look over the code for any tomfoolery, but unless there is a smoking gun, it’s pretty worthless because it’s closed source by nature, and any changes they make won’t be published. Still, code nerds gonna code nerd.

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Lol, in my tiny ass hometown it was just tables without ashtrays.

ET: “Phone home.”

Later…

ET: “Execute order 66.”

Nope. If they do enough to warrant me clicking their profile to see more about them, I’m usually 90% of the way to a block anyway.

I mean, you aren’t wrong, but the amount of people that associate dodge and parry with Soulslike games is bound to be much higher than those that associate it with Mario RPG and it’s kin. I’ve played games in each of the series, and I hadn’t even made the comparision to Mario RPG in my head, despite it being one of my favorite games.

Most banks will offer virtual cards. You can use those instead of your actual card number, and if they get stolen you just cancel that virtual card, but your account is untouched.

This will require a PlayStation account to play. Don’t even bother getting upset about it, Sony doesn’t care.

The amount of power on display here is staggering. I don’t even have a way to compare it to anything else. It’s truly terrifying.

Weevil > Oui-Ville

It’s a stretch, but most dad jokes are.

The problem is that the people who would write these rules are the ones making A LOT of money on the way they are written now. For them there is no need to fix it, because it ain’t broke.

“We thought there would be more of you.”

Gesundheit

I’m glad they rushed it out without making sure they sent a good product first.

Or, I don’t know, use an already open source OS… Like valve did. Lenovo made a choice, got lazy, and everyone is defending them.

It’s doesn’t solve the problem because it wasn’t made for the GO. It was made by steam to be a front end for a console like experience on a TV. I’m not saying it solves Lenovo problem, just that steam made a front end over windows that fixes their problem. Lenovo didn’t.

I’m pretty sure Big Picture Mode on Desktop Steam proves that you can have a dedicated user experience curated on windows without having to rewrite the OS. Lenovo didn’t do anything, they just shipped stock windows and a storefront and assumed it would work out.

Not really a “Windows” problem, but a “Lenovo didn’t do any work to make windows better for their device” problem. Steam deck has an entire OS dedicated to making it run smoothly. What Lenovo did would be like if Valve just left you with the barebones Linux desktop and held out its hand for cash. Is Windows a perfect operating system? Fuck no. But let’s assign blame where it is earned. Windows isn’t at fault because Lenovo got lazy.