Nods and waves arms widely - the computers.

Which ones? All of them.

ESPNs fees and blackouts exhausted me.

If folks want to gather around and cheer for a sport again, I’m in.

But I’m waiting for a DRM free, non-geo-locked, consistent, reliable Livestream URL. It can be paid, but there probably needs to be free tier to get me interested.

I get that I’m asking a lot, since streaming isn’t cheap. But I refuse to believe it’s as burdensome as ESPN makes it.

Edit: To be clear - please link me to your favorite non-ESPN sports streaming services, and I’ll check them out. Thanks in advance!

For lowest power, the LePotato is (humorously) named for it’s low power requirements, and I understand the Pi Zero can actually run for hours on small rechargeable battery packs.

A smaller lower power draw Pi Zero alternative that comes to mind is Arduino Teensy. But it sounds like no one is running Linux on Arduino Teensy, yet ?

But the folks in that forum sound like the types who might make it happen at some point.

I’m sorry, I cannot continue to argue, unless you pay for another 5 minutes.

Good point.

The SteamDeck has two (surprisingly good) trackpads, so I’ve had surprisingly few issues there.

I also play some point and click games with one of the joysticks mapped to the mouse. It that can be fine for some games.

But it feels like folks could have a worse experience if they don’t bring the necessary controllers. I guess maybe Valve’s rating will just assume bring-your-own-controller?

What is actually the lowest end device that can run Linux

The Pi Zero and LePotato come to mind. Both are pocket sized and surprisingly capable.

But both are modern computers, and Linux has been around for a long time. So I wonder if the correct answer is something much older, larger and less capable. So this is probably a question for historians? (I don’t see an obvious answer on Wikipedia.)

I… can’t tell if you’re joking or not. Could be a joke, but it would explain a lot of setups I have seen…

This would be funnier if it wasn’t so sad.

I would call it a spurious correlation, except it’s hard to measure the impact of the enthusiast meet-ups that Bigfoot leads…

And all the stuff about the genetic lottery, there being so many humans that eventually a perfect match gets born randomly is a cool premise.

I wish Jupiter Ascending could have some sequels to spend going full space soap opera.

That’s a great point. It would be fun to see a G rated fantasy film that happens to exactly follow the rules to be a Cabin in the Woods prequel.

(Same enforcement of common tropes from much happier genres, but implying that the underlying reason is the same…)

I’m one of the most bash shell persons who ever bashed a bash shell, just for the bash shell of it.

But I have never opened the bash shell on my SteamDeck.

Exactly the plan!

Not brave at all. I assume I would need to tow it, haha!

A Short Hike is the best answer to this question. I’m sad that we haven’t had a release of “Another Short Hike” yet.

I will get in on the bids. $3.25!

Sure. Same. I could just throw a tarp over it on my way to the scrap yard, to protect my reputation.

Letting Google break the law for years with illegal anti-competitive practices is now hurting everyone else’s ability to earn money.

I wonder if we have the combined will to do anything about it, or if we will wait and hope the invisible hand of the market will fix it…

I’m enjoying the dedication to great defaults, by the Gnome team.

Don’t get them wet, and don’t feed them after midnight.

No, wait. I’m confusing Lemmy with Gremlins. Nevermind.