You bet. It’s the tits.

This is how you end up writing about kids running a train on a girl to escape from an evil clown with a balloon.

I know it because this was circulated around the internet like 5 years ago when it happened, but the actual article was linked instead of just an image captcha. This is old news and an old “Americans will use pretty much anything but the metric system” type response.

I figured it would be at least $100. PS5 controllers are like $70, and this has 4 paddles, bigger battery, magnetic charger\high speed dongle, touch sensors, track pads, and the thumb sticks are like 2 generations ahead of sonys.

It’s more like a cheaply priced “pro controller” than an expensive normal controller.

Do you play first or third person shooter games? if you do you should give setting up the gyro a real go of it. I configure mine to only turn on when holding down L2 (aim down the sights) and it works so damned amazing compared to just thumb stick aiming for shooting stuff. Especially sniping or compensating for full auto weapons raising up. I liked using it so much on my steam deck that I had to go buy a PS5 controller to use for my PC just to get the gyro. Setting it all up correctly on your steam deck is a bit of a pain to tweak just how you like it, but well worth it. So much fun using some clapped out sniper rifle in a borderlands game with gyro aiming.

I’ve had my steam deck LCD and then OLED from the start. I absolutely love those 4 paddles on the underside and the gyro customization you can do. Setting those paddles up to do things like reload or throw grenades or whatever is just so much nicer than taking your thumb off a thumb stick or reaching up at R1 and L1. Right now I’m mostly just playing Enter The Gungeon and I set my back paddles up to release, flip tables, and dodge roll. I’d hate not having those paddles, so this will certainly be my next controller purchase. Bonus points to it that LinusTT was a bit of a bitch boy about the controller.

Ah, Star wars day. Gaben; you’re a fucking nerd, and I love you for it.

That clipping is from a European publisher. Lol

Because people are a risk of messing with a company on purpose and with ill intent.

Yeah. I heard damned near everyone is against it there.

More boring and nich practical than you’d expect.

So lumberjack boots have steel spikes on the bottom for climbing and doing lumberjack things.

These “sandals” were essentially just spike covers so they could get lunch without having to take their boots off or mess up the floors.

That was all well and good, but I was hoping it was the video if the matadors asshole getting reemed by the bull and not a live concert song in spanish that’s apparently anti bull fighting.

Back in my day we figured out how to take care of this without getting mom and dad involved. Lol

You don’t know what jobs they cut. It was likely service offices and phone help and secretaries and maintenance people and commissioned sales people and such. They couldn’t have cut 30,000 programmers and hardware engineers.

No one deserves that much money and I’m not arguing in favor of what they did. I’m just pointing out that getting rid of that many people is way, way, more than $30,000,000 on a payroll.

I assume most of the layoffs were in support roles and not the main coders or hardware engineers. I assume it was a lot of secretaries and intern level stuff and phone rep and sales people supplemented by commissions and cleaning crew and maintenance jobs. Probably shut down some service offices too.

Enough for 400 employees.

Good thing I bought mine, never connected it to the internet, and only added my own books to it manually with calibre. This won’t effect me one but. Fuck Amazon.

What he say now? Let’s keep talking?

“formerly 2nd tallest bridge now very nervous”