Good, we kinda need it.

If I remember correctly, I think the solutions are to disable Fast Boot and Hibernation in Windows, then shut down?

I played through and 100%'d Silksong entirely on Linux. The only issue I had was that the native Linux version had buggy controller support causing phantom inputs, and didn’t activate rumble at all (like the original Hollow Knight).

I normally play everything through Proton-GE by default and didn’t realize the game was initially installed as native. Forcing GE installed the Windows version and it was flawless all through the final boss.

(In short, definitely a skill issue)

I believe the One controllers have proper cross/plus-shaped dpads, while the Series controllers moved back to an extremely clicky variant of the 360’s disc-shaped dpads. At least, that’s how I tell the difference…

I wonder how this compares to Mañolo’s HadesVR/PersephoneVR setup… I think they have 6DoF and use lights embedded in golf balls to act as PS Move sensors

Just so nobody else is confused, Canadian carrier phones legally have to be sold unlocked as of 2017

I guess the only way they could make it profitable was to trick an entire country into a subscription while that country is still convinced it isn’t useless

They’re already everywhere, they just happen to also spend time using 4chan sometimes

Then I guess they don’t exist.

I’m against the censorship, to be clear, but a David Cage game might not be the best example to use in the future lol

“But I only use twitter for ‘art’”, or “I just follow a few small communities” are the usual excuses these days.

I hear the same excuses as I did for Reddit, only I’d consider Twitter usage considerably less defensible :)

Unless, of course, they’re in all the GPUs that people want.

…It’s unfortunately more likely that the majority of people won’t notice or care, though.

They’re giving real “why couldn’t they just protest peacefully (after years of peaceful protest with no results)” energy

Sorry, Ctrl + Win (or relevant OS button) + Esc, but yeah it’s been pretty useful in a pinch

Hm, I think that’s what Ctrl + Meta + Esc* does for me on KDE? Unless there’s more to x-kill than just killing windows/processes with a mouse click.

Edit: Originally said Ctrl + Esc, shame on my poor memory

I dunno about going down entirely, but bits and pieces (like SMS verification) definitely broke while they were undoing work and cutting “expenses” (like office leases)

They’re asking why it’s “standard litres per minute”, instead of just “litres per minute”

Well, you still see the blocked message, just not the contents of that message. They can also still see your messages, they just can’t react with emotes. This is just feedback I’ve seen from people who use the feature, as some people (not necessarily me) take issue with these things

Linux is cool, shame about the video being by Mental Outlaw though