

Steam Big Picture mode (like what the Steam Deck defaults to) makes PC couch gaming super easy. I haven’t played anything with or needed a mouse and keyboard in ages.


Steam Big Picture mode (like what the Steam Deck defaults to) makes PC couch gaming super easy. I haven’t played anything with or needed a mouse and keyboard in ages.


I had been a PlayStation gamer since PS1 and the PS4 killed it for me. I had bought a lot of digital games during the PS3 era; I was all in on PlayStation. I even bought digital copies of PS1 games I had the discs for to save wear and tear on my discs. I bought the official USB memory card adapter that let you plug your PS1 and PS2 memory cards in and import your save data.
I bought the PS4 and none of it carried forward, not even PS1. I kept it for a bit and played some CoD and Fallout 4 , but eventually sold it and migrated to PC.


I use AdGuard Home on a home server to block all social media for my kids for this very reason.
I literally have clothes hanging on a line across the living room because our just out of warranty $1,000+ Samsung “smart dryer” died again a month after I replaced every sensor and the heating element, and I just don’t feel like taking it apart again to “maybe” find the problem.
Before this we just had a plain white box from Maytag; easy to work on, cheap replacement parts. It was probably 30 years old when the motor seized and my wife asked for newer, fancier machines. Big mistake.