

Not anywhere close.


Not anywhere close.


The Steam Deck was instrumental in getting Linux gaming to be taken seriously. If Valve backs out, things will go back to windows being the default again.


It’s their most effective tool at this point.


Sure. Your place or mine?


These guys have nothing on Krung Thep Maha Nakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahinthara Ayuthaya Mahadilok Phop Noppharat Ratchathani Burirom Udom Ratchaniwet Maha Sathan Amon Piman Awatan Sathit Sakkathattiya Witsanukam Prasit.


That’s not too bad. The next generation could be genuinely useful.


Nah, these people are all naturals.


I once queued up outside the local Aldi for a PC. Those were the days when they had decent machines at hard to beat prices. There were quite a few people before me when I got there about an hour before the store opened. Luckily, I got my PC because they had plenty of stock. It was a pretty decent machine too. This must have been in the early 2000s. Pretty unspectacular, overall.
It says “your mom can’t read hieroglyphs”.


Social workers, Crisis intervention teams, psychologists and a whole lot more. Police work doesn’t necessarily just consist of shooting people. But I guess in the US that’s a radical viewpoint.


She was divorced. Everybody knows that God doesn’t like divorced women.


And they poop into our drinking water, the lazy fuckers.
The new compact model


The religious will never let their religion get in the way when it comes to filling their own pockets.


This article is complete bullshit. What they probably meant is that it can switch between energy input and output within milliseconds, which is realistic. Whoever wrote this lacks a basic understanding of the technology.
How many photos have you taken from space?


Building something like that is fairly trivial. What the article doesn’t talk about is the sensor or communications package these things will carry. I suspect the $2000 price tag doesn’t include any of that.


They were able to build 50 new tanks from the metal they obtained after melting them down.
You should find a place where nobody can see you first, though. Don’t ask me how I know