I love my Deck because I *can* twiddle. I run more GOG games on my Deck than I do Steam games.

I wish I had done more research though. Would have bought the cheaper deck and just replaced the storage rather than buying the "bigger" one.

Not sure if you're being serious, but that prompt actually means generate "girl" for the first 15 steps, then "boy" for the remainder of the steps. It's a pretty popular prompt editing trick for things like [skull:apple:20]

If you have important files that live only on your computer - especially if they only reside on one computer, then you're an even bigger fool and deserve what you get.

For the most part, cloud providers do a much better job than individual people do. Putting it on Google's servers is generally safer than keeping it only on your own computer.

Also, have you ever tried to back up a Windows host? It's ridiculously complicated! Sure, there are plenty of "easy" solutions, but does that back up SQL Server? That fancy accounting package you spent $4000 for? Where *does* it keep those files?

I found this out recently when I upgraded a hard drive and reloaded the OS onto the new drive. Why would you think it would be so danged difficult to get Quickbooks client files transfered to a new hard drive?

hahahaha

Thankfully, some sites have apparently actually started doing this. Civitai seems to have gone this path.

If the items were marked 18% higher

Pretty sure they do that, too, on top of the "delivery fees," "platform fees," and "totally-not-mandatory tip".

I stopped console gaming in the PS2 era, but back then, the third party stuff often worked better AND was cheaper than the official shit. Mad Catz was the shit.

Does anyone know if OpenOffice / LibreOffice is susceptible to this bug?

Can't speak to this one in particular, but if it's anything like LibreOffice's other mirroring of Excel's "helpful" conversion features, it probably is.

The fastest fix seems to be "Save As CSV" then "Fix it in Notepad++"

Pretty sure we all know Zuck is Dillinger

And taking it out of the only goddamn Android keyboard that still supports swipe-typing would be nice, too

They still fell short for the quarter (don't trust the headline in the URL, it's since been updated on the site)

I don't know if it was a law in my state that was finally rescinded, or just ridiculously common, but I was in my mid-30s before I learned that those latches were even a thing.

I'm guessing the $149.99/lb tag will be the dead giveaway

> maybe think about investing in your app development to reduce the need for 3rd party apps

They did. They bought Alien Blue, then took a wicked shit all over it and turned it into the official Reddit App