Does steam input run on the controller itself or the device it’s connected to though?

“Ian Knot (yes – I’m the inventor)”

“Ian’s Secure Shoelace Knot”

I imagine that to open source that all, there’d be a lot of wheels to reinvent

I wonder if the source for the OS/firmware would be available

(neat tho)

You should be able to find secondhand LCD models for less than retail price.

Still a union buster

Both things can be true. They make good products while also making millions from kids gambling.

Distributed archives seem to be the way forward. It’s much harder to take something down if it’s spread across the globe and not controlled by a single entity

If you haven’t uninstalled windows yet, I don’t know what can convince you

https://endof10.org/

Train Reaction, it’s like if Zachtronics made a game about train signalling.

I inherited an offcast Kindle touch and have loved it. I chuck it in my bag when I’m going somewhere and have all my books and guitar tabs available. I’ve never connected it to the internet, I just sideload files from calibre over USB.

I’ve played quite a lot of this on my steam deck and it’s a lovely game! The building isn’t too finicky and lets you do most things you can think of.

Limbo

Wikipedia also calls it a work-to-rule strike

I have an aftermarket controller with back paddles (8bitdo pro) but they can only be bound to other existing controls or macros which I don’t find useful at all 😔

https://archive.org/download/vile-exhumed-v-1.12/vile-exhumed-v-1.12_archive.torrent

I’m still holding out on the next generation of steam controller for playing games on my deck while docked. Until then, my 8bitdo pro 1 has been wonderful.