Unless you need HDMI CEC, want the small form factor or can’t put together a Lego kit, building your own PC will probably be cheaper and/or have better performance than a Steam Machine.

Is it the old garbage video where they didn’t even approach max RAM usage in either OS?

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It is the old garbage video. Their test system has plenty of RAM. Neither OS even approached saturation. Absolutely nothing meaningful can be gleaned from this video.

Larry 4 was always my favourite!

I already had to exempt two Lemmy servers hardware.watch and poweruser.forum from DNSSEC because apparently their registrar doesn’t believe in it or something.

Took me ages to figure out why I couldn’t subscribe to them. Funnily enough Google and Cloudflare had no problems resolving them. So apparently they are pretty lax with their DNSSEC as well.

Take cover, it is a poonami!

Don’t you count the current solutions as workable? People have been playing Steam games on their phones since about the Steam Frame reveal.

This is the first editor I found that lets me easily (after I found the right buttons) layer and edit multiple pictures together for a

meme.

If others can do it I didn’t manage to find out how.

If it can do text effects like shadows this will become my primary meme making machine.

The app defaulted to Chinese for me but the first general option is the language selection.

We don’t get raw numbers because the survey is only collected from a random sample and from that portion only a fraction consent to having their info collected. The raw numbers wouldn’t tell you much more beyond the percentages.

When my 4 TB drive died ~15 years ago I thought to myself I’d just wait a few months and replace it with 8 TB for the same price. Then the floods happened.

Then prices almost were finally at that level again. And then AI started gobbling everything up.

I wrote to support, but of course they can’t help either but at least they said they’d pass it on.

The stupid thing is that you can’t fix it with a plugin either because pitch and roll are the only read-only values of the headset’s position.

SideQuest is basically just an independent store/curator for Quest and by now also other headsets. You don’t need any account to download the free games. It has a companion app to help you add the games to your Quest but that’s not needed for Frame.

I just tried the latest stable Proton, but I did not specifically pick ARM. Guess I have to do some more tests.

I know there’s IKEA Pancake Kitchen, which is unavailable in Germany for some reason.

There were some Spider-Man games as promotions for the movies, but they have been delisted. The one I have wouldn’t launch standalone anyways.

If we ever get a working WebXR browser there are a ton of browser games like https://spiderman.webvr.link/ and https://moonrider.xyz/.

I have successfully started Star Wars: Droid Repair Bay. There is also Trials on Tatooine which I haven’t tested yet.

SideQuest also has a shit ton of free games. Most are for the Quest, but they may also work with Lepton. I have only tested Minecraft VR so far and that worked halfway (the game started but actual Minecraft did not start).

For me The Lab wouldn’t even launch.

I’m too lazy to look it up. But can’t you adjust the full-pull-zone in the settings of the trigger, to make it more precise?

I think Dave2d was the one washing his. I guess the replacement kit is also good in case it doesn’t survive the wash after all.

My wife got trigger happy and just bought all the official accessories. We’re probably going to return the replacement kit. Can’t think of a reason to keep it.

I’m probably going to get a power bank. Personally I am always near a power outlet. But maybe the kids could use it. Then again the limited battery life is a good way to limit their playtime. Although at the moment they always bring it back with some power left.

I’m really curious what people are going to do with that port.

There currently is no lying down mode available in SteamVR. I would be much obliged if anyone had a workaround and/or could upvote the issue on Github. https://github.com/ValveSoftware/SteamVR-for-Linux/issues/970

To add non-Steam games you can use the commandline tool steamos-add-to-steam. You have to adjust it to be able to add apk files. Just add “application/vnd.android.package-archive” to the list at the bottom.