Pretty much my exact situation. They frown on computers and laptops, but Nintendo switches and phones are okay, so this will get a pass, and pretty sure nobody would even notice if I unplugged my mouse and keyboard from the work computer and into this.
Yes, though plenty of all day long posters in politics in private jobs where they don't do all that much as well.
Same here unless it’s a turn based type game. I played Fell Seal all the way through on my kids Switch. He’s the opposite. I put a TV and couch in his loft so he can game on the TV and he will just be sitting there on the couch playing in handheld mode. When his friends come over to play Switch they all just sit on the couch playing their own instead of gaming together. Sometimes they’ll play Minecraft dungeons on the TV but they always end up bitching at each other so I don’t say anything when they’re all playing their own, it’s more peaceful that way.
I did automate my job. I fill out the same forms at the same time with different dates. I wrote a program to do my job for me. A grueling day is when something breaks and I gotta un-checkmark the right box and call someone to fix it.
~30hr + 5/hr health/wellness which covers insurance options with anything leftover going to 401k. Plus overtime. Currently working 60-70hrs/week.
I’m going to cry a little bit. But my hours are way under that. I do about 45 a week for ~ 140k/yr plus benefits. If it’s a bad year, that can swing it down to 120k.
See, you may have to work for it but a lot more for actual work I imagine.
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Yeah you can really tell who the Nintendo fanboys are by some of the articles. It's like they are offended that the Steam Deck even exists. The Steam Deck isn't trying to be a Switch. It's a handheld machine that lets you play your PC games and Steam library on the go, without having to buy or lug around a gaming laptop. It's also a decent entry for beginners into the world of PC gaming. $400 and they can have a machine that will play PC games, give them access to the cheaper PC game libraries, and even dock to play it like a PC.This article is dumb
Steam Deck is Switch without the magic
Valve won't be the first or last to copy Nintendo without 'getting' it.
valve wasn’t trying to recreate the switch with this
Even 6-12 months from now I'd be a bit skeptical about Ryujinx or Yuzu running Switch games at "high performance" on fairly low-end AMD hardware.
That's also a big reason I'm okay with mine being 4-5 months after the first ones. Figuring out the cool things you can do also happens to coincide with finding out the things that got fucked up ala red ring of doom.
Hard to say for sure until people get it in their hands. This article compares it to a 2400G which has a 10% higher boost but lower IPC, and it handled switch games well as old as a year ago on older versions of the emulators. I wouldn't be surprised though if it could handle most of the exclusive switch games at 720p at playable framerates.
