Translation layers are vital for preservation.

The malicious people in NVIDIA who are pushing for this are being very evil right now.

Got a Windows app you want to run on Linux? Wine and Proton are well known translation layers.

I guess Graphics Cards are similar. CUDA is basically the NVIDIA equivalent of .exe I think.

PLEASE COMEFROM 🏷

Umm… someone explain this code please?

The recent regulation changes at the end of February kinda killed GRUMBOSS though.

https://youtube.com/shorts/xEHSbHH4F_k?si=06iPTcwXRgQuT2qb

Have you heard of GIMP?

If that isn’t what you need; this site may help you: https://alternativeto.net/software/adobe-photoshop/

The IT people! The DEV team’s worst nemesis! They must be stopped before we are destroyed!

I’ve been playing Deep Rock Galactic with my friend. It’s been really fun.

Works great on deck apart from small text sometimes being a problem.

I can work under pressure. Just not mental pressure.
Pressure from heavy blankets is fine though.

Rails: “No. Don’t worry Ruby.”
Ruby: “Huh?”
Rails: *Hugs Ruby
Rails: “We’re becoming irrelevant.”

Together forever!

*Shuts the laptop lid and opens it.
“Ok! It’s restarted”
IT person: “Well that was certainly quick. Are you sure you restarted it?”
Person: *Feels smug about how they were able to restart quicker than most people.

I got this:

Certainly! This classic river crossing puzzle involves a bit of strategic thinking. Here’s a step-by-step solution:
The man takes the goat across the river and leaves it on the other side.
He then returns alone to the original side to get the boat.
Now, he crosses the river again, but this time he leaves the goat and takes nothing with him.
He goes back to the original side, picks up the goat, and crosses the river one last time.
This way, both the man and the goat are safely on the other side of the river. The key is to never leave the goat unattended where it could be harmed or cause harm. Enjoy the puzzle-solving! 🐐🚣

When asked to use fewer steps:

Apologies for the confusion. The puzzle you’re referring to is a variation of the “river crossing” problem. The traditional version includes a wolf, a goat, and a cabbage, but in your version, it seems we only have a man and a goat. The solution with the fewest steps would be:
The man takes the goat across the river and leaves it on the other side.
He then returns alone to the original side.
This ensures that both the man and the goat are safely on the other side of the river, and it’s done in the fewest steps possible. If there were more characters or items involved, the solution would require additional steps to ensure everyone and everything crosses safely without any harm.

I thought zebras were solid state.

… you are a little girl who was birthed/raised by potatoes?

Sounds like a TTRPG character concept.

Yay!

Things are going well.

Hoping to see France meet the milestone since that’s where the focus of the campaign was.

I wish I could sign from the UK.

Yes.

Mario being such a big part of my childhood makes it sad that stuff takes like 100 years to enter public domain.

I wish it was 20 years.
Imagine how much easier fan games, modding, and emulation/preservation would be!

Galaxy was amazing!

As a Nintendo fan, this is pretty accurate.

Although getting joycon drift twice and then being able to play TOTK free from drift by pirating it onto my Deck may have finally brought the roots free.

I want my favourite Nintendo games to become open source or open domain. Why do we have to wait like a century for open domain? 20-40 years would be much more reasonable.

I like to imagine an IT person telling someone that story to see whether they understand it or get a stroke, as a way to check if they were telling the truth about being good with computers and having tried everything, or something.

The scammers let Paul be slain.

“pharmacists seeing more patients” Implies that the queue moves quicker.
A pharmacist can only have so much time in their shift, so being able to more effectively use that time (see more people) would be a good thing.

RMS’s biography “Free as in Freedom” seems to be under the GNU Free Documentation License, incase that’s anything to go by.

In the short term the answer is a clear “yes”, as it allows players to play nearly all Windows games on Linux without modifications, and game developers to ship their games on Linux without any extra costs.

How does that make Proton bad?

I disagree. USB is superior.
If you are talking about physical size however, then yeah. USA is bigger than a single USB.

The bare minimum is still exhausting though.

This isn’t the only place. c/Autism@lemmy.world exists too. There may also be more places.

I really enjoyed Minedustry. Also, does Katawa Shoujo count?

I wonder if refurbished decks will be available in time for Christmas?

Never mind. They just reduced the price for older models!

I recently started trying run stable diffusion on my deck CPU. It’s slow, but probably my fastest option as I’m very new to PC gaming and the deck is probably my most powerful computer for now.

Check my recent post history lol.

Disabling Manifest V2 will break a lot of extensions apparently.

…?
Someone explain?

Poor Katawa Shoujo fans.

Congratulations!

Let’s reassign “The Mario Movie” to reference some Mario fan content!

I dislike cheese.

alternativeto.net Is a good place to look for software alternatives.

Great comment.

Not sure why Steam Play isn’t on by default.

I’m afraid you’ll need to achieve lichdom for that.

The Steam Deck has been kind of my introduction to PC gaming. The newer AAA games haven’t caught my attention.

I’ve played quite a bit of Neptunia and Senran Kagura. I might as well catch up with what I missed and can get for cheaper. Newer games like BG3 shock me with how much storage they consume, so I’m starting with older titles.

I’ve heard of something called “Red Eclipse”, which seems to be under CC-BY-SA.