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Quoting: hardpenguinAlso, I wouldn't say no to a modern clone of Sensible Soccer...

Absolutely a big YES to that. Sensible Soccer is the only football game i even realy played(yes, it is actually Football, and that ball carrying game is something else) :tongue:

It's not even a ball they're carrying, it's some kind of egg shaped object.

Not properly egg shaped. As a bastard, more boring descendant of rugby it has a bastard descendant of the rugby ball.
A rugby ball is egg shaped (more lizard egg than chicken egg, but still); this other game you're talking about, the "ball" has points.

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Quoting: whizseLet's hope for a solar powered GPU with negative TDP and an instruction set that devalues cryptocurrency if used for mining.

These days I don't think you need a special instruction set for that--it just happens. :grin:

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My biggest indicator of success came when I got an email from a customer who was using their Deckmate system to allow them to mount their Deck to their leg.

He's creating cyborgs! :grin:

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This is all reminding me I don't have Regular Human Basketball yet. Well, I'd need someone to play it with.

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Quoting: Purple Library GuySigh. There was a time when I knew all the dinosaur names. There are so many more nowadays . . .

I know what you mean....... I use to know all the Dinosaucers [External Link] by name too.....

What on Earth?!

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Quoting: whizse

Quoting: Purple Library GuySigh. There was a time when I knew all the dinosaur names. There are so many more nowadays . . .

What is your favorite one? I was always on team Triceratops!

So hard to decide. They all had their schtick . . . I respect Triceratops, for sure. I like Ankylosaurus with all that armour and a wrecking ball on its tail. But in the end I guess I'm a T-Rex man.

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Sigh. There was a time when I knew all the dinosaur names. There are so many more nowadays . . .

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So if this thing is for Emus, does it have a point-and-peck interface?

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Quoting: elmapulwell i guess that goes to those naysayers who thought native support were more important than marketshare...
proton made it sustainable to grow the marketshare , and the marketshare made it commercialy viable to offer native support again.
it has been a long time since we heard an big brand natively supporting linux and i think we will start to see it again.

Really? You're seeing an increase of native Linux games? I don't, and I sure am looking. This is just one lucky case of a development team having their Linux build and test under control and not having given up yet (unlike others).

I too have been getting the feeling that, rather to my surprise, and despite some high profile counterexamples, I'm seeing a bit more native Linux releases than before the Deck.

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At least it doesn't require Windows to update the firmware . . .

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