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r/SteamDeck•

I mostly just followed the instructions from https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/03/getting-minecraft-and-mods-on-steam-deck-is-nice-and-simple/

I just wanted to note some observations:

Java 17 is newer than Java 8 (yeah I didn't catch the 1)

PolyMC lets you manage multiple accounts, which is good if sharing the device.

When you add a non-steam game, it will only add for the logged in steam user. This is not like the sharing for family of games in steam.

Once launch from game mode, grab a community mapping that has high votes.

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r/SteamDeck•

As we all know Valve started taking peoples money yesterday and they have lifted the review embargo allowing for things like this - The Steam Deck is Incomplete. It would be hard to argue at this point that the Steam Deck is released... but I'm going to anyway.

Valve announced the Steam Deck and followed it up with a pre-order queue. This established wishful thinking and with the embargo lifted people will be able to make a more educated choice about purchasing their Deck. But no one is purchasing a steam deck based on the release media yesterday. What I mean is that they will purchase a pre-order queue slot.

I believe Valve will do a true release when they

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r/Washington•

One of the great things about our state is that law changes can be brought directly to the people by the people.

However the petition process can be a little overwhelming to getting the laws on the ballot. For one thing it is very paper intensive, for another it relies on circulation at store fronts or door to door solicitation. We live in a much more digitally driven society and so I've been reviewing the laws and believe that esignatures have only one block.

RCW 1.80.170 allows government agencies to determine if they will accept electronic records. And while this section seems pretty limiting, i believe this produces only a single point of failure.

First off, RCW 1.80.060 ensures es

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r/linux_gaming•

I'm pretty thrilled that I think I have finally done it. I thought I was going to when I switched to nvidia for graphics, but this time, this time.

I built an all AMD system with an RX 550 and RYZEN third gen CPU. I've been off of Windows outside of gaming and work for over a decade. I have had success with the efforts from Valve, but Starcraft 2 has been the recent sticking point.

I installed Debian, some firmware, and with the help of Lutris was successfully installing and running Starcraft. I also installed steam with Crysis 2 (though I think their might be some tearing with looking around).

I don't have the newest of gaming titles, nor a push to squeeze out the best framerate on top

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r/progun•

Found on the Rules and Regulation webpage of the Spokane Convention Center is the following text:

http://www.spokanecenter.com/rules.php#guns

"In accordance with provisions of Municipal Code 10.10.050, it is the policy of the Spokane Convention Center that handguns and other weapons are strictly prohibited in Spokane Convention Center. Individuals who fail to comply with this prohibition or otherwise violate penal laws with respect to carrying a handgun or other weapon are subject to immediate arrest and prosecution. This prohibition applies to all persons including concealed handgun Licensees, with the exception of licensed law enforcement officers." (Emphasis mine)

The Municipal cod

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