Look at you owning a rooftop to put solar on.

A lot of americans are renters and that number is unfortunately growing.

In america? Litterally everywhere. Even driving down the highway would get trickle charging.

If your expecting to fully charge from the panels, youre gonna have a bad day. But every extra mile would overcome the cost over its lifetime.

Why stop at phones? Practically every car made today has a 4g modem and gps module onboard.

Idk if its changed, but you cant edit or delete messaged un steam. That was a huge turn off for me

Depends on your use case.

In contrast, something like a kei truck wouldn’t be easy to get street legal as a new car in the US: no crumple zone and higher center of gravity are more fundamental safety issues that can’t easily be engineered around.

Meanwhile every landscaper is buying brand new Isuzu trucks that are just larger version of kei trucks. The reason they arent legal isnt saftey, but it would eat into the profits of the big 3.

It’s not impossible. Just annoyingly difficult.

Wouldn’t emitting radiation, even at background levels, lead to an increase in radiation as it’s in addition to background stuff?

Yes. But a single flight across the US exposes people around 4 times ground level background radiation.

i never understood the suspicion about companies selling solar panels… they’re not snake oil, they work exactly as they are advertised. But, they allow people to be self reliant and not forced to rely on large enegry companies. It really shows where the allegiance for “conservatives” lie.

I use my phone for music… but i have a 256GB sd card installed in it.

You dont use hibeams in fog or heavy snow… you’ll just blind yourself.

The deck can run windows, so if it didnt run in compatability mode in linux itll work in native windows. Now if you were to put a limitation that it must acheive 30fps in any game, you might have a point, but… thats really grasping for straws.

Web servers are different from game servers. You need a lot of performance and fast low latency servers to keep up with realtime game play. Webservers however dont need that and can benefit of load balancing accross multiple servers. Scale of economy helps a lot, but with game servers the cost doesnt change much because a session has to be on a single machine.

As for distribution costs, most of the cost is manufacturing and physical distribution of discs. So yeah, they are making a killing by continuing to take a a huge cut from game sales when most of their distribution is online.

So what would hold that title?

At this point, it’ll be easier to count the games that wouldnt work on the steam deck.

It makes sense because servers are expensive to operate. The real scam is nintendo where you pay for P2P multiplayer…

Its probably the fact a significant amount of cheaters use linux, but the overall market of players use linux… so nuking all linux players is harmless to their bottom line.

Look at where you are at “linux_gaming” proton is not a vpn, but a wine wrapper. I get warnings all the time from Apex’s anticheat “failing” havent been banned, but wouldnt suprise me it would cause a false positive.