I love my steam deck but there’s enough games from my library that won’t run at all or only run after some manual trickery in desktop mode.

Ah! Thank you. That is good to know.

To me it also feels like the ratio of low effort content posts or reposts VS original content has changed considerably. At least when browsing /r/all.

I got some of my OC removed on reddit. When that happened, I got a message from the sub’s moderators about the reason. Sometimes the reasoning did not make sense to me but in most cases it was in some way understandable. (I am also sure I must’ve pissed of a mod of the German sub because at some point they deleted whatever I posted…)

Anyway, what I want to say is: I got one OC post removed here on lemmy and was given no notification nor explanation. I only noticed it by accident. I hate it here.

I want this guy’s energy. Nothing could stop him!

The memest meme post and we were not only alive at the same time as OP but we even saw it and witnessed its greatness first. Lemmy is truly amazing.

How many fingers do humans have?

Image Generation AI: yes.

ALL OF THEM ARE GREEN 🟢

All of them are green. 🟢

💩

Barf… Puke… Whatever!

Well, if it isn’t Lone Star. And his sidekick, Puke.

Hover or death!

It looks like it could tweet some short messages from the rooftops. Maybe some kind of message app?

The real life pro tip is always in the comments!

Cracka lackin’ by Jen Mackin.

Oh wow. I never noticed this. Now I have to redraw the whole comic for the next repost 😭

Mario if he was a camel.

Good examples. In general the earlier 3D games aged particularly poorly. Not only graphically but also when it comes to controls. I think around 2000 things get better, though.

I bought MDK two years after release for 10€ because the screenshots on the box looked pretty but I was super disappointed once I saw it in motion on my PC… Back in these days game graphics got better so quick, that a (originally super pretty) two year old game looked bad on my PC.