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A lot of people are apparently playing Fallout games again, but I like to punish myself so I'm playing Fallout 4 from the start again and ... god it's so dumb. The mind boggles at the mind that can craft such madness.

Obsidian should make Fallout 5. Also:

Anyone with a Pixel 8 who wants to share some thoughts on the camera?

It requires the right mindset for sure. If you go in expecting deep stories and charachters in a deep world you'll be dissapointed. This is basically pulp sci-fi, and as such I think it's a great success. It's not deep or meaningful, and that is fine because it isn't trying to be. Personally I...

Finished the game and So new game+ or whatever it's called, here I come! I except the Varuuun or whatever they're called will be part of a DLC, I would have liked to see more of them, they were interesting. Honestly I've never played a Bethesda game (and honestly very few other games of this...

Absolutely no exhausts on the top please, that's where things drop into the case.

The purchase is done, but for the record the 2060 is still a decent card TBH. Played Horizon Zero Dawn at 4K on it, and some Cyberpunk 2077. For budget gaming the 2060 is a decent choice, and it doesn't use a whole ton of power. Used mine on a cheap 400W PSU (with a Ryzen 2600x) without problems.

So you've tried a new charger? Then it's almost a guarantee it's the battery/battery circuits.

So anyway today I realized you can preview 3D files in the Windows 10 file manager. Hyper useful!

Sure, but my Dell E6430 from 2012 doesn't, and it's still a very capable laptop.

Harder to upgrade on laptops.

So how much does it pay? How many reviews per month do you have to do to get a livable wage?

I am neutral to Windows 11 (not using it), but what is really annoying is what they are doing with the frankly silly "official" requirements. A computer from 2012 is still plenty powerful for everyday use (browsing, office stuff, light games), but not for Windows 11. I get that at some point you...

So you recommend 8th gen Intel Core CPU's and then you link to a post explaining how a major brand screwed up from that point onwards, meaning finding decent models of that era is so much more difficult. Add to this argument the major slide in build quality between that era and say the Haswell...

I like the Dell Latitudes of the olden days. Something like a E6440 should be pretty cheap, the one in my signature was like €80 (HDD bay missing, but I had one I laying around).