dangrousperson

Montage wären jeden Monat am 1., 8., 15. und am 22.

Der 20. wäre somit immer ein Samstag, passt also perfekt 🥦

Ich habe ausschließlich an die Physikalische Bedeutung von Power gedacht (bin Physiker), wo Power=Leistung=Energie/Zeit

Hätte er aber besser

Power=Leistung

Also Leistungspunktpräsentation, wenn ich bitten darf

The Deck is great to mod.

I really wanted one of those transparent Atomic Purple shells for mine. Then thought, might as well swap the sticks since it's already opened up.

Well the transfer into the new shell requires complete disassembly, which was quite bit more involved then I anticipated. The screen is glued to the top half of the shell. Getting a bit impatient, I shattered my screen as I was trying to pry it off. You need to heat the adhesive and remove the screen before it cools. I had done a couple of phone screen repairs in the past, and let me tell you, they use a lot less adhesive and because they are so small, you'll easily be able to pop it off before the adhesive starts becoming super sticky again. Not so much with the Steam Deck.

Well, the Deck HD (1200p) screen was only like 10€ more than an OEM replacement, so I might as well. (I quite like it, much sharper and more vibrant than the original and FSR can still give you good results in games that can't hit the resolution, but the battery life did take a small hit).

Long story short, I love my Atomic Purple Steam Deck HD with Hall Effect Sticks, where one cosmetic mod led me to do two hardware upgrades. I don't regret it, but I doubt I would do it again. I just love how much you can do it.

With those you don't need to solder, they come with the caps themselves.

When I did my swap (OG Deck), I couldn't find any Gulikits that came with the caps and I bought https://www.gulikit.com/productinfo/854122.html

Which don't come with any caps and required soldering. Nice that there are now options that don't require it.

~~While technically true, you will lose the capacitive touch functionality of the sticks (the steam deck knows when your thumbs are touching the sticks) unless you desolder the old thumb caps and resolder them on the new sticks.~~

Edit: You're right. It appears newer Hall Effect Sticks for the Steam Deck come with the capacitive caps pre soldered, while the OG Gulikit Sensors required desoldering the original caps and resoldering them on the replacement board. That being said, it was super easy to do, even for my butterfingers that last touched a soldering iron in highschool more than 15 years ago.

I chose to leave a year ago as the 3rd party apps (I was using RiF (Reddit is Fun)) were being killed. Realized it was the beginning of the end and I left.

Tried a couple of Lemmy apps since then (and I have been mostly lurking) and landed on Connect for Lemmy and I'm very happy to have left the corporate hell-hole of social media

Don't think so, they say you can have it delivered or pick it up in a store on the 5th of June, the official release date

In Germany, you can just pre order the system from the large retailers right now. Even before you can on Nintendos own website.

Ja, HDMI überträgt auch Sound. Immer ist schwer zu sagen, da es bestimmt auch Implementierungen gibt die kein Sound tragen, aber in der Regel trägt HDMI Sound wenn es eine Quelle mit Sound gibt

Ich würde einen günstigen USB-C Hub nehmen. Kosten meistens ähnlich viel wie einfache USB-C zu HDMI Adapter und haben dann noch ein paar extra USB Ports und man kann das Chromebook gleichzeitig laden, falls das der einzige USB-C Port ist. Ein DAC brauchst du nicht, da HDMI komplett Digital ist und der Fernseher dann das Digitale Audio Signal verarbeitet.

z.B. Anker für 24 (Amazon) oder 26 (offizieller eBay Shop) inkl. Versand: https://geizhals.de/anker-5-in-1-multiport-adapter-a8355011-a3366436.html