How many games do you play at the same time?
The absolutely MASSIVE Crimson Desert is only 130 GB. Something like ARC Raiders - 50 GB. Elden Ring - 65 GB.
You can easily fit a bunch of games on a 512 GB drive - especially considering the GabeCube comes with SteamOS, Linux-based, which means it’s not going to gobble up 15-40 GB like Windows does.
But that’s your PC. GabeCube is more of a console, so you wouldn’t necessarily keep that many media files on it.
No, the other option was to not speculate.
but it won’t make the money people happy
“The money people” is Google which is bankrolling Firefox so that it won’t have to divest Chrome under monopoly laws.
opt-out
Not two months ago I was downvoted to oblivion on this community when arguing with someone who claimed that any feature being opt-out is bloat and dark patterns.
When I was younger, I’d be all over that stuff, and it’s great to hear people still do this.
Now? I’m too tired after fixing broken IT shit at work all day, man, I just want to get home, press the power button, watch some funny videos and play some games.
Garuda gives me that experience from the moment of installation to OS maintenance.
In my case - 90% of Linux issues eventually lead to an Arch Wiki article any way. Might as well give it a go, but I’m too lazy and too much a noob to try the real deal.
Using Garuda Linux.
I’m a lazy newb who enjoys QOL features and Gardua has a bunch of those. For instance - suggests which gaming apps to install during the initial set up, and comes with a “Garuda Toolbox” which helps take care of OS maintenance.
Heh, good one. Just think about it for a second - what would then Nintendo do with their whole office building full of lawyers?
But yeah, Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon is recent and supposed to be for Skyrim fans. Haven’t played it yet.
I don’t know if I’d call it that. It’s much more story-oriented than Skyrim’s “here’s a sandbox, figure things out, do stuff, oh, btw, there’s technically some quests you can do too”.
The entire time playing Crimson Desert I have the feeling: “this is Skyrim, but better”.
Case in point: their CEO saying that Trump’s appointment of a famously anti-trust prosecutor into a high ant-trust position was a good thing caused so many people to lose their shit because “Proton is now MAGA” somehow.
I think you’re extremely confused as to what Proton is and the service they offer.
I also think it’s because you’re falling (or have fallen) into the tribalist view of “if you’re not with us, you’re against us, and if you’re against them, you’re with us”.
Proton is a-political, pro-agenda. Their agenda is “net neutrality, privacy, security”. They don’t care who makes that happen, and will support anyone who fights for these things.
They won’t take an antifascist position because that would put them on the political spectrum.
I also understand that - to you - not making that statement already puts them on the political spectrum, in the opposing camp, but that’s, again, due to the tribalist views.
They’ve praised left-wingers and right-wingers, they’ve criticised Democrats and Republicans - as long as anyone pushes for their agenda, they will praise them, as long as someone threatens their agenda, they will criticise them. That’s all there is to it.
You stopped reading after the first paragraph, didn’t you?
Maybe because it’s a bit like if someone said “I got the test results, I don’t have cancer”, and that dude replied with “the fact that you think cancer is the only danger you should be concerned about is telling”.
Sure, it’s technically correct, but it’s obnoxious and, without any further context, just seems to be off-topic.
The one that should have been written immediately after outrage began, and ideally before removing dozens if not hundreds of posts and comments covering this topic.
For what it’s worth - apparently they said they’re crafting a response fairly early, kept one of the original threads and removed the rest as duplicates.
But I don’t know if that’s really the case.
Any time anyone complains about a game and mentions anything at all related to “woke” as one of the reasons for the game being bad, you can immediately dismiss the entire opinion.
Aren’t they a little bit more directional towards the receivers these days? But then again, the stuff probably bounces around a lot anyway.
Too late for that. Early antennas threw radio waves all over the place.
There’s a reason why there’s only, like, three RAM manufacturers. It’s horrifically expensive to start production.