Yeah, there’s no way they are making it easy.

1 commit. A whole repo. You guess.

DRM on Steam is up to the publisher.

Now that every AI company knows about it, they don’t need the bad reactions from the rest of the world, so they hide the trash under the carpet.

I don’t have high hopes for this device. Looks big and chunky. And the price I bet will be steep. I hope they prove me wrong.

Now look in the manual page 43, line 23, 7th word and input that word to check if your game is an original copy.

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I like good competitors. The bad ones, I’d prefer if they wouldn’t exist.

Both Xbox and Sony have behaved very anti-consumer. Why would I support their existance?

Let GOG grow

The best part about Valve and Linux is how it always keeps improving. Like reverse-planned-obsolescence.

Cool story bro, shame none of us will see any RAM.

Do any of the three support split screen? No? Fuck 'em.

Every single time.

Ok, great news!

The gaming scene will be better without them.

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WTF?

Don’t worry bro, by 2027 lower-highend will have Hollywood level luxury pricing BUT with caveman craftsmanship quality, you’ll love it!

Unfortunately AMD has very low market penetration, on top of that, the user has to be aware of this Vulkan in Mesa driver for Windows and have the will to install it only to perform likely worse than the widely tested proprietary driver.

If anything, we are looking at a project that will take several years to reap marginal benefits.

I’m still missing the point in all of this, Valve isn’t stupid, they are seeing something I don’t. I guess I’ll have to wait some time and let them show me.

But what does Valve gain from this?

Also, this is only for AMD on Windows, so… How much of an impact would it make? Why would anyone on Windows voluntarily install this instead of AMD’s proprietary drivers?

To add to what others have said, I run Frigate on docker container inside an LXC on a separate Proxmox server. The cameras and server are isolated from the rest of the network through a VLAN that has internet access blocked.

Why?

After I got a YLOD and learned none of my games would work on PS4, I signed back in to my Steam account, only to find the games I’ve bought more than 20 years ago.

Valve has earned my trust.