vividspecter @ vividspecter @lemm.ee

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They don't even care about the ostriches, just want to push their "bird flu is just a cold" propaganda.

The ZOTAC handheld looks interesting, and while it's nice to see decently sized touchpads, they are very low on the device and it seems like that would be uncomfortable to use.

A bunch of back buttons would have mitigated the issue a little, but it seems like there is only two, which is a shame.

I've changed, I promise not to hit you anymore. You'll be alone forever if you don't stay with me!

It's a bit of both, along with the Linux AMD drivers being superior in many cases to the Windows drivers.

I'll add for completeness that vkd3d-proton handles DX12 titles, and of course OGL and Vulkan are supported natively.

In some states like WA and Queensland but not all. It should be nation wide.

They should really make it free for everyone if they want increased uptake. It's not exactly expensive, but any price at all is going to disincentivise people.

For me, it's not the steam machine itself but the peripherals like the steam controller that would come with it. There still isn't a proper replacement for the original SC that has: trackpads, gyro, back buttons, and full steam input support.

Everything else is missing trackpads and aimed at emulating a console controller, so you get weird situations where one mode supports gyro because it emulates a switch controller but doesn't support the back buttons and analog triggers, and another supports the back buttons and analog triggers but not gyro.

Funnily enough, the steam deck itself is the best option as a controller if you want all of these features.

Of course, a new steam machine wouldn't be required for a new SC to happen, but it makes sense to pair them, as they did originally.

Senate confirms Mehmet Oz to take lead of Medicare and Medicaid agency

And no doubt a return of phrenology.

RFK Jr + Dr Oz + this nutbag.

Truly, the adults are in charge now.

It's because of testing the game on different versions of Proton, which is treated as a hardware change. The fault lies entirely with Denuvo, and with anti-consumer DRM in general.

He lobbied the party to oppose the bill. Which is unsurprising, because he prevented an abortion bill from being available during his time in the Howard government as health minister. And because he is an extreme right-wing religious ideologue that still has power in the party.

"Dying is a liberal hoaxxxxx!"

Don't worry, they'll change their tune once they get their marching orders from Fox News et al. They are nothing if not utterly predictable.

I use it for my self hosted apps, but yeah, it's rarely useful for websites in the wild.

Also I'm cracking up at Andrew Bolt blaming the voters for the loss:

“No, the voters aren’t always right. This time they were wrong,” Bolt wrote. The reason for the loss? It was because the Liberal party “refused to fight the ‘culture wars’”.

https://www.theguardian.com/media/commentisfree/2025/may/04/andrew-bolt-sky-news-react-coalition-loss-australian-federal-election

Interesting, which electorate? I redid the survey and got the same results (could be consistent with IP).

It's possible to match with Palmer just because he's throwing out a bunch of policies that might sound good but have no logical consistency or anything backing it. Probably the survey should account for that if it isn't already.

In any case, you can select your own preferences and build your own paper, which is the main reason I posted it. Ideally it would let you skip the survey process too, particularly since it requires an email at the end (I used a throwaway).

It's not always takedowns either, just the developer deciding to nuke their own repos. Real annoying, although it's making me more vigilant about forking/mirroring important repos.