I only use it for finding information or how tos for stuff that just doesn't have the community or information backlog on Kbin. Lots of guides for how to install stuff on the Steam Deck on Reddit, for example. Most of my friends still use reddit so I'll read any links they post too, but my primary social media is Kbin
I absolutely love the Steam Link. I don't use it quite as much as I did before I picked up my Steam Deck, but it's the perfect way to play games on the TV with my wife when we aren't a console household. They also still ship updates for it despite not actually manufacturing it anymore. Really incredible little box.
Secure a place in history. Create the source material for hundreds of journalists, bloggers and shitposters writing about the downfall of reddit and the rise of the threadiverse. (also missing!)...
Might it be easier to start by adding mentions of Kbin on another Wikipedia article? I've read a bunch of news articles about Kbin and most of them aren't thorough enough to really base anything off of, or they're just wrong. Most people writing articles about Kbin don't seem to have used it enough to really give a full picture of its capabilities or history
Curious if anyone here knows why PHP was chosen for kbin's implementation? I know PHP has come a long way, but there's still a lot of uncertainty / dislike for it out there. @ernest might just really like PHP, which is totally cool, but as someone who would like to contribute, but also as someone who hasn't touched PHP in almost 10 years, I'm genuinely curious!
Freelancer is the precursor to Star Citizen, a fantastic entry in Chris Roberts' collection. It runs great on Deck, and is an awesome classic space simulator, if you're looking for one!
Curious if anyone has tried to get Steel Battalion running on deck? I feel like there might be enough Deck inputs to map to the hardware controller input... Would be pretty cool to get it running!
This is an incredible article! I very much relate to the disillusionment of doing something for the sake of sales, and also find myself on a winding journey to do something that has meaning without really knowing what that is or should be. Best of luck to him!
We recently checked out Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon, the latest in FromSoftware's storied mech series. Here's what we think after seeing the Summer Game Fest demo in action.
Hey y'all, I'm trying to understand how boosts / upvotes / downvotes work for kbin. If I go to my profile and look at the boosts tab, I seem to be seeing upvotes and downvotes in there, even for posts I didn't boost.
This isn't that big of a deal, except in the case of a downvote. I don't want to accidentally boost a comment I dislike.
Also, what are the privacy implications here? Is everything I upvote, or downvote, or boost, public?
Is there any way to get notifications when a Person I follow creates a new Thread or Post? Looks like there's a similar setting for when a Magazine gets a new post, but I think individual posts from users I care about are much more likely to get lost in the shuffle or be something I care about, specifically
Anyone feel like this #Mahjong Soul event was super easy? I feel like the last one was a lot more challenging and took some time to complete. I wasn't able to play for a week or so, but knocked the entire set of quests out in one sitting.
I gotta be honest y'all, there's a lot of things that are mentally exhausting, but I think moving has got to be one of the worst ones.
Packing up all the stuff you own, just to move it somewhere else in the hot summer heat. Can't afford a house, so it won't be the last time. Realizing all of the garbage you've collected over the last few years, and reeling at the sheer amount of stuff there is to donate or throw away.
It's just completely exhausting. I really hope someday the housing situation in this country mellows out so we never have to go through this again.
Stumbled on this trail while I was out skating today and it was very nice! Quiet, nearly no one walking it. It's close to the Mine Falls Park trail, though I wasn't able to check that out since it's all gravel....
Not sure how the girl's skin tone is relevant, but apart from that... (lemmy.ml)
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Sharpiegate II (lemmy.world)
Kbin Login
Is anyone else getting logged out when they close their browser tab?...
Steam Link is seriously cool! (lemmy.ca)
Playing AAA games on my x250 thanks to Steam Link! With decent internet it works really well.
An Extended Look at Armored Core 6 (www.youtube.com)
VaatiVidya Armored Core 6 updates!
What are some great open source games?
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You can be the one to create the kbin page on wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org)
Secure a place in history. Create the source material for hundreds of journalists, bloggers and shitposters writing about the downfall of reddit and the rise of the threadiverse. (also missing!)...
One Piece live action trailer (fxtwitter.com)
It's been found!
Finally!!
Get Freelancer Running on Linux / Steam Deck (youtu.be)
Freelancer is the precursor to Star Citizen, a fantastic entry in Chris Roberts' collection. It runs great on Deck, and is an awesome classic space simulator, if you're looking for one!
Steel Battalion?
Curious if anyone has tried to get Steel Battalion running on deck? I feel like there might be enough Deck inputs to map to the hardware controller input... Would be pretty cool to get it running!
He Created the Katamari Games, but They’re Rolling On Without Him | The New York Times (archive.is)
Armored Core 6 Impressions: FromSoftware Used Its Blank Check to Make More Armored Core, And I Couldn't be Happier - IGN (www.ign.com)
We recently checked out Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon, the latest in FromSoftware's storied mech series. Here's what we think after seeing the Summer Game Fest demo in action.
Sneaky Hate Spiral (hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com)
Most of the time, I'm pretty even-tempered. Aside from the odd nervous breakdown or caffeine-induced bliss-seizure, I have the emotional va...
A Nintendo Switch peripheral that seems pretty cool! (www.tiktok.com)
It's called Park Sung Switch Game Switcher, on Amazon
Nashua Heritage Rail-Trail | New Hampshire Trails | TrailLink (www.traillink.com)
Stumbled on this trail while I was out skating today and it was very nice! Quiet, nearly no one walking it. It's close to the Mine Falls Park trail, though I wasn't able to check that out since it's all gravel....