

Beat me to it, what exactly is the attack vector on my Steam Deck that mostly sleeps and is on a limited segment behind my firewall and is only used for games 🙄


Beat me to it, what exactly is the attack vector on my Steam Deck that mostly sleeps and is on a limited segment behind my firewall and is only used for games 🙄


I replay this every few years just for JK Simmons’s Cave Johnson.


So we’re saying “ported” instead of pirated? More advanced pirating? Seems to have fuck all to do with the idea of Sony themselves ditching exclusivity.


The Shatner one is totally fine (and very Shatner-ish), but Wheaton’s has more personal depth to it.
Of course I’m biased based on which series I grew up with.


Start with the Wil Wheaton episode.
The smart phones came first. Then came the aging prostate.


I always thought he got black because he was a little bit dark side being Vader’s kid, just simple visual theme thing.


20 years ago had a daily list of comics to check, now I just load xkcd once or twice a year to catch up and that’s it.
Basically scrapes employer sites and has way better search tools. You apply through the employer not through a middleware site. At least for IT work it was pretty effective and has way better search and filter options.
But also yes to the original sentiment.


Tunnel snakes rule!


Honestly the kernel is smart enough to only use it if you need it most of the time from what I can remember from my admin days, no idea why op cares.


Maybe stop giving a shit what I do with my partions? 🤷 Mine is definitely to try and make hibernate work on a shitty old laptop that’ll drain the battery if I let it sleep and unplug it.


I’m curious as well. It just states a fact (well, it would abolish a lot of private insurance but not all, headlines aren’t always perfect), why is the assumption in the comments that it is somehow in favor of private insurance?
I never got tired of the basic powers, breaking and throwing stuff always satisfying.
Also, /c/patientgamers