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I spent more time going back and forth while trying to max out the zip line range in Death Stranding than I’m willing to admit.

(Death’s Door and Tunic are also fantastic)

Did you start it in game mode or on desktop? You can add a shortcut to Steam directly from Bottles, then start it in game mode and the controller should work.

The DualSense controller works perfectly fine on PC. Most first-party Sony games come with the full feature set for it (adaptive triggers, haptics, touchpad, gyro, speaker, …).

Just gave Deepseek R1 (32b) a try. Except for the censorship probably the closest to GPT-4 so far. The chain-of-thought output is pretty interesting, sometimes even more useful than the actual response.

Looks pretty good but I’m going to wait for the soundtrack and for the price to come down to normal PC prices.

No Mick Gordon is still seriously disappointing.

Also, I hope they configured their Steam page wrong. The advanced access phase on Steam is 7 months long.

Playing Blasphemous 2 right now. Definitely a lot of QoL improvements over part 1.

Beat two bosses so far, both with great move sets but the second one was a little bit on the easy side.

Also, playing Super Mario Galaxy for the first time on my Deck.

That’s the thing I don’t like about Postgres either. The performance is significantly better than with MariaDB but Postgres is such a pain for non-enterprise use.

Same with crash recovery, Postgres just can’t recover if the WAL is corrupted. MariaDB will happily fix itself but Postgres will just sit there and wait until somebody babysits it.

So you better spin up a second Postgres container, run pg_resetwal, restart the database and terminate any open transactions manually with a 2 page query you hopefully wrote down. Might reindex all tables as well to be sure.

I have a separate “postgres unfuck” script by now.

Which model would you say is better than GPT-4? All I tried are cool but are not quite on GPT-4 level.

Hey, same two games for me!

It’s too late now either way with shadPS4 running it almost perfectly.

Every game comes to PC at some point.