Don’t think they are lying about the denial, they said they wanted the upgrade to be big and the z2 is marginally better than what the Steam Deck already has. I would guess a Steam Deck 2 is years away, but we might get a Steam Home Console, or maybe the Deckard VR headset. I kinda doubt any of those would run a z2 though. Why would Valve be using an off the shelf chip when they had a custom chip last time?
It’s Tyler, but he includes the decompiled String in the videos found in other Source 2 games. YouTube Link
While personally I really want more VR Half Life, I don’t think that is what we are getting. Too many leaked strings regarding crowbars and HEV suits. But I guess we will see.
Kinda doubt it will be an Alyx sequel, unless there is something new and exciting they can do in that space. Valve doesn’t like to make games just to advance the story, and I’m not sure what more they could do in VR.
I mean they did, you can verify yourself with an official domain name. I think a lot of the problem is new Bluesky users not understanding one that if they are a high profile user they need to do that, and two that users need to look for officially verified domains to see if a user is legit. If you look at the official steam accounts, they are all verified with official Valve owned domains.
They recently added Vulkan support too, making it officially able to run more software then even native OS X laptops. Asahi is so cool.
Yeah, this is the number one thing that keeps me from even considering the deck competitors.
I just set it so it never grabs focus and remembers its location. That was when I click to another tab the PiP window doesn’t take over focus from the browser.
A couple features in Arc I would like to see coome to this, but it runs on Linux so I am dailying it on my real computer. So far it has been great and a couple KDE tweaks even made PiP work fantastic.
This is not even true, they rewrote the engine to support native 64-bit precision to let them fit large spaces, they didn’t just make everything small. They basically employ all the people that used to make Cryengine since Crytek went out of business, so the engine they are building is actually pretty good.
Yea he definitely doesn’t, they are prototypes and cost $10k to make and are only available as a private demo.
They are AR, it is the Orion prototype.
What is so wrong with people being excited about a language they like? I have always found the Rust community extremely welcoming and caring.
Rust is named after the fungus, not oxidized metal
I currently am compiling Arch for Arm manually using some third party packages to run in distrobox on Asahi Linux (M1 Mac Fedora based distro). Hopefully this should mean I won’t need the manual compile step anymore, and hopefully we start seeing more general Arm support for more Linux apps.
Wow, didn’t expect all the winter drop features already.
What are you signing into where you need a password but don’t have internet?
Are all the commenters paid by the video game industry, seriously what is going on there.
Wasn’t expecting this before an arm64, but exciting t see.
I think part of this software at least in the description on the website is easy and reliable detection of LLM bots to block. You can run it and it will generate statistics about bots that get caught in it so you can easily block big lists of them.