Hiren's boot CD is still kicking around?
niisyth
joined 2 years ago
I'm incredibly boring. I name them with the company/model name. And what role they have appended.
I go for air popped popcorn with flavocol on top. Not the healthiest but not too bad all considered. And a shitload of fiber.
Pikmin 2, Subnautica, Dome Keeper on the Steam Deck, Zelda TOTK on the Switch and revisiting Civ V on my main pc.
Subnautica has been an absolute blast on the deck.
It hits the same exploration spot for me as the Switch Zelda games do.
Beautiful game.
I usually play a lot of new indie and old AAA games but rn the biggest time sink is Zelda Tears of the Kingdom. As anti-consumer as Nintendo is, they know how to make quality halo games.
Kinda hard to prove a negative, right?
How would you know if you didn't notice? Could be dozens but could just as well be 0.
Not sure if that's a load per community, might run it by the Instance admin.
Not sure personally, but I bought on Steam and mods work perfectly fine on that. For Windows and Steam Deck both.
It has a free demo if you want to check if it is something you'd like. I definitely sank a shitload of hours into it and finished a few audiobooks and podcast backlog on it.
As much as I loathe Nintendo's business end, The xbox series has absolutely horrendous naming system.
Nintendo fucked up mainly for Wii=> Wii U, Microsoft has been a shitshow since 360, mainly coz they picked 360 and didn't consider what they'll go to next.
And the ONE moniker for a buttload of services is absolute bullshit when it isn't the first device/product from that brand.
And then they went to Series? That's absolutely shit as a naming convention for a single generation as well.
Stg the project names are a lot better than the final marketing names.
Xenon, Durango, Scarlett. Definitely better IMHO.
Not everywhere has the geography to dam and use water like so. But there's other non-lithium energy storage methods in the works.
Off the top of my head, concrete blocks, compressed air, liquid metal batteries, heat batteries, and flywheel based energy storage.
There's more too, if you're curious.