domdanial

"If you have 1 bucket that holds 3 gallons, and 1 bucket that holds 5 gallons, how many buckets do you have? "

Nora Valkyrie doesn't have thrusters, just explosive rounds for propulsion but feels similar enough.

I've been steaming with my friends about twice a week for a couple years. It's their channel, I just join in more often than not. They've got like, 30 followers, usually 0-1 viewers, but I think it's more important that it's a scheduled time to play games and hang out.

My advice would be give it a shot, and don't worry about the algorithm, viewers, or content optimization, because getting to be a big streamer is like being a rock star, highly unlikely. Just play games and turn on the stream.

I mean, it's like 30 seconds to look up and change the default font in Word. It might even be part of the settings IT can change on a network level.

Weird , looks fine on my end.

For anyone else confused, e-ink seems to be a brand, e-paper is the broader term.

Lol literally any customizable RPG where you can see your own character model.

Twitter/X isn't a person. Deadnaming it doesn't matter. Don't deadname people, because people have feelings.

I mean, it basically protects your board from conductive liquid spills. It is also probably nail polish in ingredients, but works well for the stated purpose, and buying red nail polish with a thermal grizzly sticker is probably cheap.

Huh, I didn't realize the DRM was optional, that's good at least. Thanks for the update.

I've only ever reported a weird ASMR ad on Spotify as sexually explicit and that's because it is. Weird ass ad with a woman whispering into the mic about some trash.

Well, steam isn't just a marketplace. A marketplace would be just a place to buy keys, or similar. Steam is an ecosystem, with a market, and a launcher, and a community hub, and a modding platform. The multiplayer integration that many games rely on for matchmaking/lobbies. ~~And every game on steam uses at least steam's DRM, where you are required to connect to the Internet every now and then to verify ownership of your library~~.

They have been the only platform to really try to support Linux though, and have made huge strides in the last few years. Steam is a big enough influence on the games economy that some of their choices become industry standards. And the 30% cut is the price devs pay to get into their system.