I haven’t read the book but I rated the tv show.

When I found out how scummy they were with user data I moved to KISS launcher. It took a few days to get used to but I’m very happy with it now.

Whaaaaat? Is this the convoy they showed on Russian news moving towards Kursk? Epic fail by Russia if so.

For the sake of the rest of the democratic world, please do.

You’re doing the Lord’s work here.

Squad is an awesome game, and I’ve played hundreds of hours on Proton. However, unless performance has drastically improved since last December, I would not recommend trying to play it on Steam Deck. I got about 20fps, with regular and significant drops. It is a seriously good game though for those who like a good tactical multiplayer shooter. OWI also makes a Starship Troopers game and Squad 44 (sort of a WW2 version of Squad but different, does not run on Proton due to EAC) so I hope they get the same treatment.

What a brave woman. I really hope her appeal goes well but I also hold serious doubts.

I’m doing my part!

I think you might be right though, it seems unlikely the current plan is going to attract more than a handful of applicants.

Almost every day. Only single player, desktop for multi player.

Unfortunately I think we will see more and more of this type of reporting so long as the BJP is in power.

My Deck is for playing single player games when I can’t use my desktop, such as when I’m on the train heading to work. I’ve finished more games since I’ve had the Deck than the few years before that. Love that thing.

Great stuff Kiwis! I wish Aus would do more.

Recently installed MGSV on Deck and having a blast. It runs really well and I forgot how awesome the game is.

Played them all but got the itch to play Anomaly or other mods after seeing some of the cool stuff they doing. Will give this a try 👍

I was going to post this and then I saw your comment. The Handmaiden trailer gives nothing at all away yet somehow commands you to watch the film. A masterpiece in film trailers, also an excellent movie.

How does it compare to Nobara for desktop use?

It does look odd. I remember reading an Australian soldier’s account of one of the early battles. They described trading fire until they were ordered to fix bayonets. They started charging and he said the North Korean soldiers all threw down their weapons and ran away. From that point on the Australians relied heavily on bayonets as they knew the North Koreans were not too fond of them.

That’s neat. This Owen was on display at the Korean War Museum in Seoul, bayonet attached.

What a terrifying job that must have been.

This was awesome, it had me so confused when the author described the legal problems they were having.