There’s been some conservation wins that I know of. Okaloosa Darter fish came off of endangered status, and eventually off of threatened The Red Cockaded Woodpecker was elevated from endangered to threatened a few years ago.
Controlled burns in the US long leaf pine forests have also lead to a return of the quail population.
Just trying to sprinkle a little good news out there.
Literally any game that does not require quick reaction times against other players.
Even that isn’t a deal breaker. It just depends on your level of comfort. As long as your mind is staying engaged, it can be beneficial.
I’m hoping they do like the Steam Deck and let us get a spot in line. It took a few months for me to be able to buy a Deck.
A buddy of mine bought one of those a while back. We recently switched it over to steam OS and the performance improvement was substantial.
I had originally heard that the awful sounding AI voices were merely a developmental placeholder.
I’m glad they’re sticking to their promise to replace those placeholders.
As someone who had PRK years ago and still suffers from very dry eyes, this would be incredible.
They’re still going forward with the new verification system, just with a different company.
I haven’t had any luck with Fusion360 and bottles lately. I saw the installer once after some tinkering and the program never launched.
Granted, I’ve recently had all of my bottles stop working for some reason, despite not changing anything.
It’s very quirky compared to Fusion360. If they made it at least a little bit smoother to use, at least for my tastes in CAD Software; I would be all in.
I’ve been out of the game for a while, but I would assume a much better starting point would be buying her a drink. Ask the bartender what she’s having, then offer to buy one for her. “Here’s another drink ma’am, courtesy of that guy over there.”
I’m going to go against the grain here and say I primarily buy from Steam. A lot of indie games don’t require Steam to run to play them and for the games that do, it’s not hard to bypass. I just like having everything in one spot where I can redownload to other devices when needed, and I can have cloud saves for bouncing between my PC and Steam Deck. Also, if I nuke my OS for a 3rd time this month (changing distros), I won’t have to start over on the games I’m playing.
Yad is a dependency for Steam Tinker Tools.
STT is a plugin that allows a bunch of tweaks for games, including Mod Organizer support.
What version of Yad does Zorin come with? SteamTinkerTools was the whole reason I swapped from Mint to SteamOS/Arch
My whole-ass PC got a huge performance increase going from W10 to Arch (SteamOS), and that’s even with using Proton/Wine.
There’s a specific version of proton to use for RDR2. I believe it’s Hotfix. Do a search for getting it to run on Steam Deck, because I recall there may have been a command line argument to add to get it to run.
Set proton to Experimental.
Set this as the launch options:
WINEDLLOVERRIDES=vulkan-1=n,b %command%
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That was my first thought when I saw OPs screenshot. I still hear “check 6” in my head every time I get zoom and boomed in War Thunder
I heard a pretty compelling case for it recently. In the cyberpunk books, Johnny kills several people and blames it on his arm. There were some other points, but I can’t recall them right now.
Got addicted to swapping meat for chrome. Went cyberpsycho yet remained “high functioning”. Silverhand could also be considered a high functioning cyberpsycho.
https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Red-cockaded_Woodpecker/id