Not exactly what I’d call food porn.

When life gives you lemons, be thankful for receiving enough vitamin C in your nutrition to avoid scurvy.

Just go to your local forest and wait until sunrise.

And you can blow each other without interrupting work.

And this is how we all got AIDS.

Or Mint. I use Mint because it works with minimal hassle.

It sounds better than surveillance.

Using toilets and showers. Sanitation and hygiene are among the biggest factors in the increase of life expectancy we get to enjoy. Yet we take those things completely for granted.

Sure. But that doesn’t mean they should endlessly throw good money after bad.

Why don’t they just cancel this blasted thing already? Boeing have time and time again demonstrated that they can’t be trusted.

A human rated spacecraft is orders of magnitude more complex and expensive than a mere cargo carrier. Developing a human rated capsule and then only using it for cargo would be ridiculously wasteful.

I mean, duh. Everybody knows what these are!

Except they’ll just do it without any warning.

“Only enable this feature, if you’re a total moron.”

It’ll be fun, they said.

That sounds like a reasonable compromise.

If the device has a 40 hour battery life and the battery lasts 1000 cycles, that will give you 40.000 hours. That means you can play for five hours every day for over 16 years. I don’t think many devices will last longer than that.

Non-rechargeable batteries is a terrible idea from an ecological point of view. Also, Steam have made considerable effort to make the Steam Deck repairable. I hope they do this with all their new hardware, so replacing the battery won’t be a big hassle.

I don’t think it would make sense for them to sell it at a loss. On the other hand, they don’t have to make a huge profit from it either. I really hope it’ll come down to a range of about €600. That would make it a no-brainer for me.

I really hope they sell the GabeCube in retail outlets. It’ll be a Linux machine you can just plug in and use. A lot of people will buy it as a console and then realise it works fine as a PC. That’s the kind of promotion Linux needs right now.