56% of my gaming was just one game: Streets of rogue.
But you're right there's plenty of games I bought that I didn't play very much. I hate it when I realize I don't actually want a game but it's outside of the window to return it for a refund ๐
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Yes definitely look into docker. It's a very cool piece of software. If you can find a tutorial for what you want to run try that as it can be a bit confusing if you never used docker before
Just Linux for me..I haven't used windows since windows 7. I'm probably going to sell my steam deck though because it mostly just sits in the case on top of my computer (where I usually play since my computer is plugged into my 50 inch bedroom TV. But the stream deck is nice and fun to play with.
This should be illegal. I'm so tired of having to turn the TV up to hear the dialogue and then all the sudden the loudest noise you ever heard in your life. Then you turn it down .. But here's the next dialogue where you have to turn it back up again.
It really ruins the experience for me personally
By not caring who wins you already seem to understand this sick game of three card monte they keep playing on Americans every 2 to 4 years. Good on you for not playing along.
You're right. I was just referring to items where the generic version did but the name brand version didn't.
There would be another president & the west wouldn't be happy with that one either
People eat saltines... willingly?
much of the emphasis is put on the citizens voting on election day but what is far more important is the process used to select the candidates. By the time the citizens get a say it's too late. Every election it's one faction of the elite versus the other.
There's never an option for working class people on the ballot (especially in a general election). This applies to the entirety of the duopoly.