So pretty much 2-3 games like baldurs gate, helldivers, GTA V after accounting for the OS, with no ability for physical games. Idk who would buy this with that knowledge... it makes the disc version the only viable choice for a bit more coin
Get a wired headset/mic and never look back :)
I'm held back by the good deal that PC game pass is, And a few multiplayer games, but I still dual boot
Guilty ass charged
sorry if I missed it what did they do lol?
Just turned it on, its great to be here
The topic is more nuanced, all the logs indicate email/password combos that were compromised.
While it is possible this is due to a malware infection, it could be something as simple as a phishing website. In this case, credentials are entered but no "malware" was installed.
The point being it doesn't look great that someone has ANY compromises... But again, anyone who's used the Internet a bit has some compromised. For example, in a password manager (especially the one on iPhone), you'll often be notified of all your potentially compromised accounts.
This is a bit sensationalist, anyone who's been online a lot will have a lot of results in haveibeenpwnd... It doesn't automatically mean this guy was severely compromised.
Important to remember misinfo comes from both sides of the aisle.
Hey I just wanted to share how I was able to get Marvel Rivals running, although I'm on a different distro it should work for you:
In the Launch options (right click game > properties > general tab) enter this:
SteamDeck=1 %command%
Then, it tricks the game into believing you are on steam deck, and it should run. If you want to disable the performance metrics, just press right shift+f12.
I'm a recent lifetime windows user to Linux but loving it! I've dual booted so I can still play stuff like fortnite/call of duty but surely those will come around as the user count climbs :)
Edit to add: I found this fix on protondb.com - you can usually find others posting helpful stuff there relating to any Linux game!
Not for some models at the time, we also did SSD upgrades which we werent allowed to do. Even more ridiculous
Geek Squad, We were flying under the radar upgrading Macbook RAM, until one day we became officially Apple Authorized to fix iPhones, which means we were no longer allowed to upgrade Macbook RAM since the Macbooks were older and considered "obsolete" by apple, meaning we were unable to repair or upgrade the hardware the customer paid for, simply because apple said it was "too old". it was at this point in my customer interaction, that we recommend a repair shop down the road that isn't held at gunpoint by apple ;)
No disrespect I feel like someone purchasing a console is unwilling to crack hardware open. But they certainly can save some money if they do