Dead Cells! Playa great on Switch. Highly addictive.

I’m currently traveling and really enjoying Against the Storm on the deck. Its easy to pop in for twenty minutes or just sink a couple hours into it. Runs super smooth on the deck.

Using them currently for Against the Storm. Way easier than moving the cursor around with the joystick.

This was my most played game for quite aong time. I can’t believe all of the content that was added since I gave up trying to win with 5 boss cells. Maybe its time to try again…

I finally started Frostpunk! Things were going so well…then the storm came, my people started freezing to death and executed me. Looking forward to starting another uplifting play through today!

The Joy of Cooking

I still love my fairphone 3+. Had it for several years and have yet to need to do any repair or replacement. Pleasantly surprised and impressed! I also love that I can easily put a different OS on the phone (currently using e/os).

Whatever you do, don’t cross the streams!

This is the one!

Is there any way to block or spoof the collection oftheis data?

I’m deep into TOTK, though I’m looking forward to getting started with Don’t Starve on my Deck.

Came here to say this. I love my Fairphone!!

Awesome! No reports on protondb yet for it…

Cool! Anyone here have experience playing it on the Deck?

I don’t remember the exact page, but there are a few websites that will deDRM an amazon eBook for you for free.

I’ve had a Fairphone for a couple years now, didn’t realize its Ubuntu ready? How if the Ubuntu smartphone OS?

I’m on Ubuntu Studio and using Ardour (though I also got Reaper and have been meaning to try it out). There is a LinuxAudio community here on Lemmy you can visit to get some advice!

My preferred app (RedReader) was allowed to stay,apparently for free, but I still deleted my account. A shame, it was a great app!

Thanks for this! I’ll be in CA, seems like they’re getting minimum wage plus tips. At least a step in the right direction towards fair pay.

One of the best answers so far, thanks! I’m not a foreigner, but I’ve been gone for over half my life, so it certainly feels like it. Coming back it always a culture shock.