I would say 100% it does matter in the long run. It’s much easier to be mindful of my pace and make sure I don’t burn out if I’m going on 20K+ runs. Plus, it’s a great way for my wife to bother me while I’m trying to get my distance in for the week.

I used my disposable income during the year to drop money in my steam wallet. That’s how I saved for the steam deck the first time around.

Discord on Firefox kept crashing for me on Arch when I was trying to stream any of my games. Switched to Vesktop and everything is just working.

People can change. Even if that baby thinks they can’t.

I trialed Tidal and thought it was fine. Just Fine. I’m trying Qobuz right now. It seems like all the things I like from Bandcamp but there’s also a paid streaming service. The audio sounds great on Qobuz and I like the option of buying HiRes albums for my local media server. I’m an iOS loser, and they just updated Apple Music with finally some good crossfade. I’m a simpleton and that appeals a lot to me. I can’t find crossfade setting on Qobuz for iOS. I feel like I would pick Qobuz over Tidal just for the ease of downloading my music to my Zune/iPod/subsonic/jellyfin.

Didn’t know they were NYP. My friend group has a thing where someone picks an album that we all sit with for a week and then write a review. That’s where I first heard PetroDragonic Apocalypse. Once I switched to Bandcamp full time this year and saw they were on there that was the second album I ever bought. The first was Shovel Night nearly a decade ago.

Who’s Steve Jobs?

Normally, I would agree with you. In the case of game keys, even though I have a physical cartridge now I have to make sure that servers are still up and available for me to download a game. So the massive market for retro games is kind of null and void if you’ve got a cartridge with nothing but a transferable license agreement on it and no way to actually get the game.

I don’t miss selling my two month old games for five dollars at GameStop.

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I think I just accidentally bought it. I’ve been getting more and more into IPTV with jelly fin and some of the public streams for kids. Are there any good resources for m3u playlists?

Steam family sharing lets you add somebody to an account where you own games. I have my son on my account so he’s able to download and play all the games that I’ve purchased and vice versa. However, he’s got a child account so I’m able to control what level of content he’s able to see.

Once I found out how to reliably use git source as an input i was a lot more interested.

I use jellyfin for unencoded audio and video on my clients that support it like my newer television, but I also use transcoded audio video on things that can’t handle the higher codecs like the raspberry pi.

YouTube is really cool right now. The video ads that come up are ai voices just rambling about some new discovery and a minute in I have no idea what the ad is supposed to be for. Another cool thing that happened while I was at work was YouTube showed me some sort of blocky AI generated image in the top left right of what appeared to be a woman performing fellatio. The neat thing was that it was an ad for roof repair.

I too am curious, even though now it sounds like the premise has been spoiled.

I don’t watch TV, I have two kids, I listen to audiobooks while I run, and I have an hour commute. You better believe that I’m playing video games on my way to and from work. Especially Stardew Valley. That beats any new TV show that anyone has tried to get me into.