NaibofTabr
@NaibofTabr@infosec.pub
- Comment on Career options 1 day ago:
- Comment on low spec gaming looking pretty sunny right now gang 4 days ago:
Is it possible that some of the discomfort comes from trying to use controls that are too small?
I also have big hands, and I find the Switch controllers uncomfortable because they feel like they were meant for baby hands, and they’re flat so it’s an effort to keep hold of them. I find the Deck very easy to hold because its grips are built like a proper controller and all the buttons are within comfortable reach. The ergonomics make a big difference.
Valve put a lot of design effort into the form of the Deck:
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- Comment on low spec gaming looking pretty sunny right now gang 4 days ago:
Don’t get a Steam Deck. It’s far too convenient. Everything just works the way it’s supposed to. You tell it to install a game, it does that. You tell it to run a game, it does that. You need a break, you just tap the power button and it goes to sleep. You want to play again, you just tap the power button and it resumes the game you left running like nothing happened. You want to install a bigger hard drive so you can have more games, you can do that. You want to replace the sticks because you’ve worn them out, you can do that. You want to plug it into a TV and use it to watch Netflix, you can do that. You want to plug it into a monitor, mouse and keyboard and use it as desktop, you can do that.
You’ll sit on the couch and play games, you’ll sit on the shitter and play games, you’ll sit in bed and play games. You’ll take it on the bus, the train, the airplane, no problem.
Don’t buy a Steam Deck, you won’t get anything else done.
Oh, but you might finally play some of those untouched games in your library, so there’s that.
- Comment on Believe and be saved! 1 week ago:
“You’re gonna be flame-grilled Anakin…”
- Comment on Sure. Whatev's 1 week ago:
/technicallythetruth
- Comment on On Lemmy is it safe to create a community on a smaller scale when there are other communities already available of the same topic? 1 week ago:
If you’re posting relevant, quality & especially original content then it’s not spam. If you crosspost it to a bunch of communities on the same server that’s a little spammy, so maybe don’t do that, but I don’t think it’s spammy to crosspost to similar communities on other servers.
Also consider defining the scope of your new community differently. It might be the same topic as another community, but is it more focused? more nuanced? what’s the niche you want to fill that the larger community doesn’t, or doesn’t dive deeply enough into?
And finally manage your expectations. You might have to be the sole contributor for a year or more before you start seeing active participation from other users.
- Comment on Minimum wage, Minimum effort. 1 week ago:
Act your wage.
- Comment on Always remain prepared in case you need to evacuate with your fridge during an emergency 1 week ago:
Is your refrigerator running?
- Comment on some folks need to see this 1 week ago:
What about brianworms?
- Comment on New coding model just dropped 2 weeks ago:
Meet Toto
I look forward to a future where health insurance premiums are adjusted on the fly based on analysis of your most recent #2, and everyone’s dietary habits and illicit substance use are logged and uploaded to the cloud.
- Comment on Time to make some soup!! 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
So you’re an optimist then.
- Comment on Behold, world class engineering from Tesla 2 weeks ago:
Wow that is quite a collection of flammables… race fuel and camp fuel and fireworks all piled in together? WTF was going on with this guy?
- Comment on what works for you to let go? 3 weeks ago:
Being Peace by Thich Nhat Hanh
Getting to Where You Are by Steven Harrison
Journey Without Goal by Chogyam Trungpa
I recommend them in this order - I think Journey Without Goal is more approachable after reading the other two. The idea is sort of to start with calming the noise in your head that makes you anxious or upset, then exolore understanding and getting to know yourself, and then after finding some measure of stability work on larger perspectives on your life and your relationship with others.
- Comment on You mustn't forget that it's just a symbol 4 weeks ago:
What does it symbolize?
- Comment on 25 Years Ago, A One-of-a-Kind Movie Captured the Hearts of Star Trek Fans Everywhere 4 weeks ago:
but the fans failed to notice
Why do you think this?
- Comment on I walked all over the damn store looking for butter 4 weeks ago:
They do this shit on purpose. Years ago I worked for the evil empire (Wal-Mart) and they put all the coffee filters next to the coffee makers in the appliance section, not with the coffee in the grocery section or with the consumable paper products. It forces customers to walk around the store to find things. And they would rearrange it every 6 months or so.
- Comment on The Automated Bot of Experian support phone line, refuses to let me to a real person... 🤬 4 weeks ago:
If your home threat model involves people breaking in and having physical access to your personal computer, then you have bigger problems than them getting your passwords. There’s really no reason you can’t just write them down.
- Comment on What are some keto meals that are easy to make in bulk? Bonus points for stuff that can be frozen. 4 weeks ago:
Hmm…
The ketogenic diet is not considered a benign, holistic, or all-natural treatment. As with any serious medical therapy, it may result in complications, although these are generally less severe and less frequent than with anticonvulsant medication or surgery. […] Supplements are necessary to counter the dietary deficiency of many micronutrients. […] Like many anticonvulsant drugs, the ketogenic diet has an adverse effect on bone health. […] In adolescents and adults, common side effects reported include weight loss, constipation, dyslipidemia, and in women, dysmenorrhea.
Sounds like you’re right, this diet is something that should be done for specific medical reasons, with professional guidance and with specific goals in mind:
The ketogenic diet is a high-fat, adequate-protein, low-carbohydrate dietary therapy that in conventional medicine is used mainly to treat hard-to-control (refractory) epilepsy in children.
- Comment on Are We Ready For Driverless Buses? 5 weeks ago:
Oh god, not another fucking pod.
This article reads like a paid advertisement. The whole website looks like it’s just shilling techbro bullshit.
- Comment on This app requires access to your contacts 5 weeks ago:
There’s also Insular which let’s you clone apps and run them in an isolated sandbox. It’s open source and available in F-Droid.
- Comment on I think i might call it this from now on. He's got to be a grandpa by now. 5 weeks ago:
Ah yes, Personal Package Archive John’s.
- Comment on The torque better not be too strong with this one 5 weeks ago:
- Comment on Why does the Music Industry allow Spotify/Apple to profit off of them? 5 weeks ago:
The rental economy calls to us and we must go…
- Comment on Imperialism, authoritarianism and oppression is bad all around m'kay 5 weeks ago:
“And thus I clothe my naked villainy : With odd old ends stolen forth from holy writ; and seem a saint, when most I play the devil.”
- Comment on What a bargain 1 month ago:
You could earn 19999 pennies!
- Comment on What a bargain 1 month ago:
By Grabthar’s Hammer…
- Comment on This happened today at a company in India. Better keep a smile on your face 1 month ago:
They pick up a different whip.
- Comment on The Official Trailer and Poster for Star Trek: Section 31 Are Here 1 month ago:
“It’s worse than you thought.”
“This is gonna be bad.”
Going for the direct approach in the trailer. I can appreciate that.
- Comment on what is dead can never die 1 month ago:
