Final Fantasy XI. I’m almost exactly 1,000 hours into it, and only halfway through the storyline. I haven’t even touched end-game content. I’m playing on a free private server called HorizonXI that is well-populated and feels more like the game when it came out versus the modern day solo experience.

What’s your definition of portable? A small mechanical keyboard might be a good fit.

Fuck, I just bought my OLED model a week ago.

Exactly - People don’t seem to realize that cloud gaming responsiveness only really matters in competitive games and shooters. Turn based games or more casual games run perfectly fine with fast Internet.

Don’t forget AGILE. That should solve all of their problems, right?

https://xkcd.com/1667/

I’m gonna take one for the team and try out the alpha on my steam deck. Wish me luck.

Honestly it might be worthwhile to just get a month of Microsoft 365 and use the web client. You can upload all of the files to OneDrive and open them in the web version of Word to do what you need. Nothing beats native compatibility in a project of this scope.

What even is that title

I’m a simple man. I see Molyneux, I get excited. I’m one of the few folks who thoroughly enjoyed every Fable game.

Yeah fuck humble bundle. I bought one for the first time a few months ago and the steam code didn’t work. Their support told me to pound dirt.

Friend.com for those who don’t want to read the article

Namecheap domains include a dynamic DNS application for free and it works well. Be aware that it only runs on Windows.

I’m in the same boat. Steam Deck has been a game changer for me and I’m finally working through my library. It’s great to be able to play on the couch with my SO instead of setting aside dedicated game time on the PC.

Format your document? Format your expectations. Fuck you, that will be $35/mo. -Microsoft, probably

365 admin here. Use whatever distro you want and just use the web versions of Office apps. They’ve been greatly improved and are nearly identical to their desktop counterparts. Especially if you’re leaning heavily into OneDrive/Sharepoint.

I would absolutely buy one of these and I’ve been wishing for something like this for years. I do most of my gaming on Xbox these days, and it would be great to be able to play in bed. I don’t even care if it runs Windows or just an Xbox OS.

I do have a Steam Deck, but some games are too much effort to setup and troubleshoot. I want to hit one button and have a guarantee that the game will work, like the Switch.

I’ve been playing this on Gamepass and it’s pretty good. Feels like Two Point Hospital with a couple QoL improvements.

The OLED model has a special Bluetooth module that can wake the system from standby. This causes excessive power drain. You can try disabling Bluetooth if you’re not using any Bluetooth accessories.

For Windows I like 0irc. It’s extremely lightweight and portable. For a browser alternative, KiwilIRC works in a pinch.