Jtskywalker

Towards the bottom of that page is a tree with all the replies in the chain.

Here is one where they determined it was not malicious by examining the ref logs

https://lore.kernel.org/all/20250601-pony-of-imaginary-chaos-eaa59e@lemur/

I've used these tools to remove stuff from git history (e.g. someone accidentally committed a password or key that wasn't noticed for a while) and they are powerful but scary. Good discussion on what when wrong and how to avoid it or at least notice it before it gets this far

I have a 2-in-1 laptop that folds with a touchscreen and Debian has been good for me. Sometimes I have to toggle the auto-rotate on the screen on and off to get it to work again but I doubt that issue is Debian specific. I don't know about a stylus but even if Debian doesn't include drivers for it, installing proprietary drivers manually isn't that bad.

My specs are worse than yours and it runs fine for productivity stuff. I use it for writing, spreadsheets, some web tools, and notes / references while running tabletop games.

This sounds awesome. Will definitely try this out

My 7 year old got scared by something yesterday evening, and said he couldn't wait until morning because every night his brain forgets everything. I think he used the term "new brain"

Love it! Demo runs great on Steam Deck, also.

Will definitely keep an eye out for the full release.

Thank you! It was a lot of fun.

Thanks! Someone else suggested freecad recently as well. I've been meaning to check it out!

That's a good point. Also with it being a PC, you can keep a library of DRM free games on an sd card or something and kind of get the same thing. Limited on what games you can do this with officially though. DRM is the worst

That's pretty much her entire character in every episode she's in. I can't think of a single example of her respecting boundaries or consent

Battery life definitely depends on what you are playing. In BG3 I get around 2 ish hours. But I can play older games like Morrowind, or newer retro style games like Skald against the black priory (10/10, do recommend) for 6-8 hours, maybe more.

You also have a lot of control to improve battery life like clock speed, frame rate limiting, etc.

But yeah it has a huge screen and if you play newer games with good 3d graphics it drains fast. Switch doesn't really have those kinds of games so it's not a 1:1 comparison.

EDIT: I also agree with your points on it being very bulky and not well suited to a 10 minute session. Launching games is slower on the deck and most PC games have more loading screens before gameplay.

I love the steam deck. I haven't used my switch for anything other than family Mario kart since I got it. I really like having access to PC games, especially at steam sale prices, which makes the deck a lot cheaper in the long run vs Nintendo games that never go on sale. Even Pokémon games that are years old are still full price when they're 2 or 3 releases behind in the series.

The only thing I prefer about the switch is physical cartridges. The deck wins in every other category for me.