It's not just insane power requirements. It's putting graphics bling ahead of playability and fun.

I recently bought Doom 2016 and Mosa Lina. I've had more fun with the latter than the former, even if I've been a Doom and Doom II player all my life.

I miss classy porn.

Nice Dave Grohl drawing!

Ooh, that would be nice! Kick out Israel while we're at it.

Long live the Conchords!

People praising Bill Gates don't know or don't remember what an absolute wanker he was. He did more to enshitify the IT industry than anyone else during his time at the head of Microsoft.

The Raspberry Pi would be a great low power device to have always on with some storage attached to backup to, store family photos, etc.

So not a high performance NAS, but good enough for this use case.

I enjoyed everything up to Gonarch's lair.

Suddenly, you have this huge unkillable bullet sponge attacking you with everything from scenery, acid spit, swarms of baby spiders, constantly charging at you.

You're supposed to double jump to avoid her, which you can't because of all the debris, while pumping dozens of rockets into her.

It was completely unlike the Gonarch in the original game, which was more balanced with the overall difficulty setting.

It broke what was until that point, an incredibly fun game.

Here's the Portuguese version:

Tá tudo? Tá tudo. Tá tudo? Tá tudo.

I use Heroic to handle Gog, Epic and Prime games. It even has an 'add to Steam's feature, if you really want to have everything in the same launcher.

Well, philosophy is the study of knowledge, so if you're interested in knowing stuff, you might as well go to the origin.

I use a RPi 5 running docker for: Pi-Hole, Jellyfin, Home Assistant, Heimdall. Works great, and there's still capacity left to add more services.

Awesome work.

Anyone else used to make a Viper using 3 Bic pen caps?

• Laughs in Tidal.

Thanks for that.

Watched it just the other day, nice flick!

It hurts more because I bought the game before Xen was ready and waited a long time to enjoy the last chapter.

I've never finished it.

I bought this game under the impression that it was anything like the 1980's awesome space epic exploration game.

Turns out that you need an internet connection and to create a bloody account before you can start playing the game you bought.

Fuck that, never again.