I don’t have the nerve to try to hack my device

their device. Your own device, such as a Steam Deck, you don’t have to hack, you can run anything on it however you like.

Are there any mods that rebalance difficulty to make it more challenging?

I hated it, barely pulled through. Great looking game with a wonderfully designed open world and it falls apart if you engage it with any planning. It should have been a linear game, it would waste less time, the only missions worth playing are in the main quest, all of the rest is flimsiest filler, a few dudes standing around waiting for something to happen that you can hack from a distance without them realizing what’s happening. It’s more padding than pudding and it’s way too easy once you level up a few times. Even the story is very uneven in quality across the game, there’s missions that deserve to be a novel, but many are just ridiculously cheap saturday morning cartoon-level trope deployments.

Fucking Perplexity can’t give away licenses. T-mobile is giving Perplexity AI Pro licenses for free (to subscribers), they advertise it as if it’s something worth something, it’s hilarious. Then obviously not many users took the bait because they sent a mass e-mail (from the University) to all of the faculty giving all employees (not just teaching personnel) these valuable Perplexity AI Pro licenses, only hurry up because there’s only 20k of these and it’s first come first served. Still haven’t used their shit and actually don’t know anyone who does.

when it costs so much money.

What? Why should it? We married cheap, no rings or anything, it costs next to nothing.

Also Barotrauma

"Near the day of purification there will be cobwebs spun back and forth across the sky.”

This isn’t about whether or not listening to an audiobook is ‘real’ reading (it is) or whether it ‘counts’ (it does).

The first answer is “it is not”, it’s not the same as reading at all. The second answer is “who cares”. Counts for what? If you’re liable to ask the second question, it’s no wonder you got the first answer wrong.

One of my favorite Deck games is Snowrunner. It drains the battery quickly, but it looks and plays amazing with 45fps lock

Randonneuring.