Stupendous

Honda at 4. I've always just used Honda and Toyotas. At this point I'm too familiar with junkyards selling Honda and Toyota parts to switch

TV show isn't on any different trajectory than Fallout has been since Fallout 2. Ya it's still a big jump in goofiness from 2 to Bethesda 3. But fallout 4 to TV show, that's not huge leap into over reliance on 50s commercial aesthetic and goofiness and snark. I'd be more worried about elder scrolls 6. Skyrim didn't dump out weird lore like oblivion which also had less weird lore than morrowind. Still solid though. Post Fallout 4, 76, Starfield, Fallout TV - I can see the next elder scrolls being a big up in goofiness for entertainment over weird lore that's entertaining. Like lots of "until I took an arrow to the knee" attempts at meme-able characters

If it had gamepad support I'd be all over it. It runs well on Android through gamehub but no gamepad support makes it a no-go for me

I bought an RX 9070 since I'm expecting bad for PC parts (consoles too) for the next year and a half at least

Worst physical hardware and software sales since 1995 so far. Switch 2 won't be its first holiday next year and potential price hikes from storage and ram next year

That's pretty much all the feedback indie devs that barely get any wishlists on their steam pre-release pages get on the gamedev subreddit.

A lot of, "I have no idea what the game is supposed to be from the trailer. Is their a narrative? Can't tell from the trailer. Not much going on in the screenshots. That name isn't very google-able. You barely have a description and there's no media in the description either to flash it up. Do you not have any tiktok/Instagram/YouTube presence? YouTubers/Steam curators/Twitch? Did you submit for the Steam Indie Game/Next Fest? Have you submitted to any indie publishers and received feedback? You may be better off with a publisher if you're not willing to do social media and help with trailers and screenshot selection and writing your Steam page."

Exciting. By the time I'm ready for a new laptop, it'll be a framework. Going to go cosmic on my main PC eventually

Netflix gaming has existed to support it's streaming business. I imagine the WB catalog being used for that. At best maybe some native Android and iOS ports of WB games. But I think the highest potential is a GeForce Now competitor except a Netflix catalog rather than Steam

Displayport needs to start showing up on TVs and eventually get standards for stuff like eARC and HDMI CEC

I feel like things in the consumer software space for Linux is getting there like desktop Linux ~10 years ago. Waydroid is solid. Android translation layer is in development. Valve with Steam machines.

Krita and GIMP look to be in good positions. Kdenlive doesn't crash all the time anymore. Can have good consumer interest synergy between regular Linux/SteamOS/Pop_OS if they ever get big selling hardware and Linux phones

Android apps needed as part of the proposition now. But eventually over many many years there should eventually be a good ecosystem of Linux native phone apps

This is nice. I'll switch over to this from Beacon. For Gamehub, the icon doesn't load. Once that edit the tiles, then I'll be able to fix Moonlight, the PC streaming. Everything always scrapes it to some random game with Moonlight in the name

When Mozilla first made a mastodon instance was the first time I tried it and didn't like it. Tried it recently and it's meshing better with me than before. Just need more people on it