I have only had it for 5.5 hours. But the Steam Deck is my favorite tech purchase in the last 10 years. I started with a trial by fire; joining friends for our weekly Sea of Thieves session. Sea of Thieves is not deck verified, just proton, but it worked flawlessly. I used discord also on the deck for voice chat. I used the built in array mic and Bose QC35II’s for audio. I was able to install Rosalie’s Mupen64 flatpak, and playing N64 games within 2 minutes, no issues with input. My jaw is on the floor and it’s only the first week.
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Once again 3D printing comes to the rescue. Lost my included cable pusher from several houses ago. So I made one courtesy of MisterC on thingiverse
Half of MVP is not MVP.
If I’m forced to be in your data lake you at least owe me a private kiddie pool.
One of the real beautiful things about 3D printing is being able to save something from the garbage heap; in 30 minutes of CAD, 45 minutes of printing, and one trip to my parent’s cabin.
This giant inflatable wasn’t able to maintain a seal after the o-ring cracked. My brother (a proper mechanical engineer) sent me (a hobbyist CAD modeler) the drawing and I got him the part in time for his yearly lake party.
Hello World! I decided to create a a micro-blog. I love the idea of social platforms but I can’t bring myself to use those systems. A more decentralized net is a win for us all anyways. I have no char limits here, and I’m sure I’ll abandon this just as I have my blog. (¬_¬)