People will bitch about anything.

Oh man, my whole desktop experience used to be themed. I would spend hours finding the perfect skins.

I’ve used my Steam Deck as a controller (via remote play) while sitting at my desktop PC. It is by far my favorite of the various controllers I’ve used.

No kidding. “Playable” includes a reason, at least, but we really need a better filter. I know they want to keep things as idiot proof as possible, but “advanced options” exist for a reason.

Thank you. I legitimately could not understand the title.

I use mine for listening to audiobooks on an external speaker. Bluetooth speakers often cut off the beginnings of sentences due to the brief silence between them.

Neat. I wonder if my grandchildren will see that technology in use, because I doubt it’ll happen in my lifetime.

Yeah, that’s probably how my 7-year-old would pronounce it.

Oh no, I know Musk is childish. This was just the first time I thought about the name “Cybertruck.”

So is this thing actually called a “Cybertruck”? Because that sounds like something my 7-year-old would come up with. I hadn’t really given it much thought until now…

You called it an expensive paper weight. Insulting something that people like will often prompt them to defend it. It’s perfectly fine to not like something. It’s fine to point out objective flaws in it. However, don’t call something bad (which is essentially what you did) just because you don’t like it. That starts arguments.

To be clear, I don’t want to argue here. I just want to point out an observation that has impacted how and when I state my opinion.

Right, but they’re review bombing Modern Warfare 3, not CoD3.

This sounds like a “you” problem.

I just have to comment here about the “like getting a new GPU”, because do people really upgrade that frequently? I generally see a much bigger jump in performance when upgrading.

Easier to find the perfect station for you?

Does the Switch have any exclusively-online games? That’s a genuine question that I’m interested in for comparison purposes.

I think it’s a load of shit that any single-player experience requires an internet connection. I still know people with shoddy enough connections that they can’t play games like Diablo 4 on their desktop pc. However, I don’t think that it should disqualify a game from being Verified.

Oh thank God, someone reasonable.

Welcome to the age where you own nothing! If it’s digital and not accessible offline, on your own device, you can lose it on a company’s whim. This is one of the major arguments for piracy: it’s often the only way you can “own” digital content.

Sync.

That’s not likely to happen, but if it did, it would be much more expensive and include ads. We’re not returning to cable benefits without plenty of the downsides (and, no doubt, some new ones).