There are companies selling "gaming pillows". Don't fall for the gamer tax, though, IKEA will sell you a breastfeeding pillow called LEN for a fraction of the price, which is essentially the same thing.
1 - currently playing
2 - favorites (contains games that I often replay, even if I finished them)
3 - next up
4 - finished (games that I finished, I.e. i saw the credits of)
5 - completed (games that I finished and have 100% achievements on)
6 - abandoned (tried the game, didnt click with it, unlikely to be picked up in the future)
I wonder at what point newsweek became this trash. I do remember about 20 years ago, we used printed Newsweek magazines in our english curiculum in school as a tool to learn a foreign language, but at no point were it's articles anywhere near as bad is they are on their website.
That's one possible workaround, but that will, obviously, break stuff like cloud saving and achievement progress. So, not ideal, but probably viable for some situations.
Family Sharing enables you to play games from other family members’ libraries, even if they are online playing another game
That's a great first step, but I would also like to be able to play another game from my own library on another device (e.g. steam deck and pc) at the same time
"The driver can use the steering wheel to change the direction of the car. If he turns it to the left, the car will go to the left. If he turns it right, car goes right."
That one, I wasn't a big fan of. But maybe that's because I am not a native English speaker. Maybe its better for native speakers.