I'm quite glad that it's becoming way easier to play on the steam deck !
I hate it when the streaming services do this. It's even more frustrating when you see the title in the search results. I understand why it's like that (because of streaming rights, and ownership and all that), but man, it's so frustrating.
I find it so cute how he cluelessly wants to have a mirror on the website. It reminds me of people wanting to download more RAM or store Wi-Fi in a box for later usage.
I agree, it's quite an experience to have to do that. And just imagine doing it to yourself, or imagining what the owls of the world felt like.
Thanks for the insights ! I currently want to stay on Lemmy as it's way easier for me to interact with the communities here for now.
I've got a question for you, wise man. What made you make the move to the Fediverse six years ago ? :o
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I did not understand how the teleporters on the twins worked until I looked them up online too, so I used the good ol' method of try hard enough to get there with the ship. Which made it even more tense when I had to cross the station.
Yeah, I agree it was a pretty nice find too. The trip between the two parts of the station is so climactic ! How did you get there first ?
It's just crazy to think the mechanic was always there ! Players who found it by accident must have felt so confused.
Agreed. Sometimes, it's might be better to get some help, and still finish the game than to get too frustrated.
It's such a shame I used online guides for some parts of the game (such as the quantum moon tower puzzle). I think if I pushed a little harder, I would have been much more satisfying !
It's still crazy to me how they thought out all of the mechanics of the game like the quantum objects not moving when observed by a photograph.
Sorry, I'm from Europe, I don't really understand what is the difference an iPad makes ? Does it mean that like when you're at a bookstore, it asks you to tip ?
I really can't count the number of times I had to go on Google Scholar to find a concrete answer for a silly question outside of my field (like, biology, psychology, sociology etc.) because the rest of the web was incapable of giving me a concrete answer backed with sources. I have to say it does take more time and energy though. And you won't find a simple answer to your question, more like "Yes, but it depends".
I use Syncthing for transfering the photos from my phone to my computer and Photoprism to manage the actual photographs. I believe there are better alternatives than Syncthing for photo transfer, but I was already using it, so eh
That's a very interesting article, thanks for the share ! I've read a similar thing on how to read efficiently research paper. It's very useful when having to parse many papers : http://ccr.sigcomm.org/online/files/p83-keshavA.pdf
Currently playing Death Stranding in between two sessions of Tears of the Kingdom on my Switch !