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- Comment on What are your favourite PSP games? 6 days ago:
Nobody mentioned Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep. That’s pretty much kh1/2 off ps2 except on a handheld. Super cool and replayable game.
- Comment on I agree with don 2 weeks ago:
Maybe. If only my urethra would mimick those fancy handmade Japanese tea pots.
- Comment on I agree with don 2 weeks ago:
AOE/Splash damage 🤷
- Comment on As Xbox and PlayStation flounder, Steam is reportedly having another record year 2 weeks ago:
Their actions look like a typical monopoly. Buy competition to destroy it later so you’re the only one in business.
- Comment on national anthem 2 weeks ago:
Yes! Exactly on point but for me The Black Mirror was worse to digest. Great comparison!
- Comment on national anthem 2 weeks ago:
I love me good series. Heard tons of good reviews about The Black Mirror.
I have only managed to get to episode 3. Couldn’t do it after. Way too disturbing. Would 1000% recommend to watch. I just couldn’t 😭
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
Bro. GrapheneOS is only for Google phones that you still have to buy if you don’t own one already. Motorola got support but so far 0 phones have GrapheneOS form their lineup.
Not to mention, most android phones are either Samsung or Chinese brands from which none will ever have support from GrapheneOS. Best you can do is get lineageOS or something and be lucky that these custom Roms have support for your device.
- Comment on ...and then suggest something totally unrelated... 3 weeks ago:
That doesn’t happen on Seerr 🤷
- Comment on Loosing my religion 3 weeks ago:
Fake/gay analysis: true and straight. Source: dated religious girl who’s mother was a religious lunatic. Super fucking likely to happen
- Comment on French retailer mocks €1039 Steam Machine with “Stim Machine” RX 9060 XT PC for €999 4 weeks ago:
Don’t forget the size of this thing. SM should be compared to minipcs, not ATX towers.
- Comment on Yay, sponsored emojis! 5 weeks ago:
Greetings from most EU countries.
- Comment on Steam Machine pricing announced (from $1049-$1428 USD), reservation lists open 5 weeks ago:
It is just impossible to get anything near this specs at this size with this price. And it hasn’t been like this for a long time. Speaking as an owner of HX99g.
There are minis that are more powerful than Steam Machine, but they would start at $1200-$1500 and go as high as $2500. These machines wont run everything 4k@60 but due to how Valve manages their hardware, Steam Machine very likely will for a while.
As an example, there are better gaming handhelds on the market judging by specs. They do be running games at better settings and fps. But Steam Deck is still is at the top of the list for its price and is still a benchmark in how it should be done.
- Comment on Steam Machine pricing announced (from $1049-$1428 USD), reservation lists open 5 weeks ago:
It could or should have been around 700-800. We must be thankful AI companies that it is how it is now.
- Comment on What is a game that you know is bad but really enjoy(ed)? 1 month ago:
Oni - a certified classic/hidden gem. Bungie cooked there. Just not with the level design and plot of the game.
- Comment on What is a game that you know is bad but really enjoy(ed)? 1 month ago:
I had a beta. And all I remember is that on easy game is truly easy. But once you up difficulty by 1, game becomes terribly difficult. Makes it impossible to play with bots and even with real people and voice chat it was quite a challenge.
Card system should be better and they shouldn’t nerf all the fun cards. They shoul’ve taken inspiration from Dead by Daylight. But again, for a PvE game, nerfing fun stuff to the ground is dumb and a way to distance from the community.
As a 1k hours L4D2 veteran, I really wanted to like B4B. Not sure how could they fumble the formula that they participated in creation of. Sad to see it fail.
- Comment on What is a game that you know is bad but really enjoy(ed)? 1 month ago:
Worms 3D sits at 70 score on metacritic. I see lots of people mention that this is the worst Worms title.
I still have original double-cd game and it holds a special corner in my nostalgia box.
- Comment on 💤 😴 💤 1 month ago:
I will try to be as short as possible.
I had this situation where I would struggle to fall asleep, then fall asleep after like 40 mins just to wake up 15 mins later with a feeling that I can run a marathon. Constant fear of checking time and realizing that I barely slept would add to the experience.
7 years ago I had this job where it is pretty loud all the time. Loud as in static white noise from compressed air. 8 hours in a row, non-stop. After I have left the job and moved to another country, I have found out that extensive exposure to a constant noise levels above 45+db (I do not remember exact numbers, but it was around 45db) would raise anxiety in humans. Turns out that was it. But the damage was done and I couldn’t sleep even after leaving this job.
I am trying to find an article from WHO about noise influence on the human body that I read 6 years ago. Only found this.
During my study I did fall asleep with phone playing some long and boring things. But then I got my girlfriend, and when she would be at my place, I did not play anything on my phone falling asleep. I did notice that if the thing is at bare minimum requires some attention, it would keep me awake for longer. So I have stopped doing this even when she was not around. It had an effect and I began to fall asleep naturally, albeit not in an instant.
My girlfriend also complained that she has troubles falling asleep. She did use melatonin pills and melatonin spray when we met. But since she also would not use phone in bed, she quickly began to fall asleep in under 5 minutes. When she was at her place, she would scroll insta and tiktok and would not get a good night sleep. So I began tell her to drop her phone before bed. Now since we are married, she does not scroll though the night and falls asleep much faster than me.
Today I sleep way better. I do most of the things I have mentioned in my comment. No coffee, no scrolling, reduced blue light on PC and phone, no bright light from ceiling lamps, more water during the day, seeing sun set. The only thing I am struggling with is food before bed. But it is night and day to how my sleep used to be.
Sidenote: maybe, instead of an engaging content, streams or any video where human voice is audible, smooth jazz, lo-fi or a rain noise track would work better. Basically, you need your brain to wind down naturally. It won’t happen if it would keep accepting information from sound and/or screen
- Comment on When Windows users find the Threadiverse 1 month ago:
It happens when MS does something that annoys their userbase. Then Linux nerds jump in and tell how much Linux is better.
- Comment on Funni video 1 month ago:
Not sure why, but I did watch though this without even blinking. Maybe it is a really good ad against gambling. Also, sad that guy got into a spiral due to some people liking to watch people destroy themselves. He has great parents and a good brother. He deserves much more than this.
Also, this vid is incredible and I couldn’t stop watching. Maybe long content is really that good, or maybe my attention span is in a good shape (for something interesting. I am easily bored if it is not interesting to me)
- Comment on I can't use heated seats on my BMW unless I pay a monthly subscription 1 month ago:
Tough to do for hardcore B~roken~M~oney~W~aster~ fans.
- Comment on Xbox is closing Ninja Theory, and Double Fine and Compulsion may not be far behind 1 month ago:
Double fine? So no more Stacking 2 and Psychonauts 3? Dangit!
- Comment on 1 month ago:
Applies to EA, ActiBlizz too. So many beloved titles and developer studios were destroyed by greedy corpo fucks.
- Comment on 💤 😴 💤 1 month ago:
Spoken by someone who had terrible insomnia with occasional panic attacks and an average actual sleep time per night of 2 hours that lasted over 1.5 years. I did fix it.
- Comment on 💤 😴 💤 1 month ago:
It is like a drug in a sense that you will have to put effort in withdrawal. You have successfully trained your brain to fall asleep only if you are listening to things, but by listening you’d be occupying your brain and it has to do work while at it. Removing phone from before and in bed would lead your brain to naturally shut down.
I used to do the same. Streams or long and boring YT videos to fall asleep to. My sleep was terrible and inconsistent. Once I have stopped doing this, it has improved drastically.
I am not telling you to read a book before falling asleep. Just do not do anything. Get in bed. Put your phone on charge. Turn lights off and fall asleep. It will take time to get accustomed to do it this way, but it will be worth it.
- Comment on 💤 😴 💤 1 month ago:
Start with your sleep schedule (approx same time to bed, approx same time getting out of bed)
Do not eat 2h (3h is better) before bed
Drink more water (not juice, not milk, not tea or coffee. water!)
Enable “reduce blue light” on your phone and computer
Do not scroll phone before bed, DO NOT LISTEN TO ANYTHING on your phone before falling asleep (extremely important)
Try to watch sun sets (it is baked in our nature to feel tired once we witness sun to set)
Try not to use bright ceiling light in the evening (this is connected previous point. It is weird but it works)
Lower down or remove caffeine from your daily liquid intake. ABSOLUTELY NO caffeine before bed. If you are addicted to caffeine, try to limit intake to only before noon.
Magnesium helps to get better sleep for some. Try that.
You cant avoid skipping a few of these. The absolutely must ones are no scrolling/watching phone, no caffeine and no food before bed. These 3 are the worst ones at screwing your sleep.
- Comment on [Video] Hasan Piker wonders why he is banned from the UK but Elon Musk is not after inciting race-riots in Belfast 1 month ago:
Bunch of mental gymnastics medalists put here.
- Comment on Dutch gamers file €220 million claim against Valve, operator of game platform Steam 1 month ago:
Court case with undeniable and sufficient evidence also doesnt last long. There is more to the story than “they do it/they dont do it”
But claiming they do before it has been proven is dumb.
- Comment on Dutch gamers file €220 million claim against Valve, operator of game platform Steam 1 month ago:
One of them is over two years old
Which only proves my point. They allegedly do, and we yet to discover if they actually do it or Epic, Ubisoft and whatever another publisher are lying. 2 years to prove if Valve was abusing the system and still nothing out there to confirm this suspicion.
I suspect that is really tough to prove and that is why eventually case will be dropped due to lack of evidence.
- Comment on Dutch gamers file €220 million claim against Valve, operator of game platform Steam 1 month ago:
But multiple game companies have found that trying to list their games on non-steam key selling websites, for less money (because they don’t have to make up for as big a cut) are getting threatened to have their games removed from Steam for doing so.
Has any of these claims been proven yet?
- Comment on I hate obscure tech issues! 1 month ago:
I had a stupid technical issue back in the day so I made a post on reddit in hopes that someone figures it out. No solution was found though the comments but I did found out how to fix it and posted an extensive edit and a comment for people to find when searching the same issue.
It has been 5 years since and I still sometimes get comments on that post thanking me for the solution.
Can’t imagine people just saying “I figured it out, thanks!” and never posting their solution…