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2 episodes with steam library
2 episodes with steam library
On this week's episode of The Steam Deck Podcast, we're talking about your ever growing Steam Library. How many of your games have you actually played? How many are just for looking at? And what can we all do to reduce our backlogs?SOURCESSteamDB Calculator: https://steamdb.info/calculator/Oblivion Remastered screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/oblivion-remake-OUg7kXu LINKSOur WebsiteWrite In to the showSupport us on PatreonJoin our Discord serverTheme Music by AdhesiveWombat
The best part of Valentine's Day is the subsequent sale on candy! 0:00 - I couldn't find any Valentine's Day candy so I bought a giant Valentine's Day cookie 13:00 - Yahoo Mail's redesign is objectively worse 26:30 - Capcom's marketing blitz for Monster Hunter Wilds isn't always presenting the game in the best light 39:03 - Ray Dau is mean If you missed Saturday's live broadcast of Molehill Mountain, you can watch the video replay on YouTube. Alternatively, you can catch audio versions of the show on iTunes. Molehill Mountain streams live at 7p PST every Saturday night! Credits: Molehill Mountain is hosted by Andrew Eisen. Music in the show includes "To the Top" by Silent Partner. It is in the public domain and free to use. Molehill Mountain logo by Scott Hepting. Chat Transcript: 7:00 PMeathdemonyakuza in a week, and mh ewilds in 2 weeks 7:02 PMeathdemonthats very good 7:07 PMJared Kniselyi like those 7:08 PMLynndy Leehello. And that's a cookie?E I thought it was a cake. 7:08 PMSean HockenburyI love those giant cookies I never buy them though cuz like you said, to expensive 7:08 PMJared Kniselycookie cake 7:09 PMJared Kniselyi dont buy them, make them 7:10 PMSean HockenburyI bought a bag of jelly beans for $13 the other day and I don't regret it.it had 49 flavors. 7:12 PMJared Kniselyits designed to be softer than most 7:12 PMJared Kniselyi like that way too 7:14 PMSean Hockenburybig two pound bag 7:15 PMSean Hockenburyit had all good flavors except for mango,mango was nasty,tasted like a zombie Skittle. 7:21 PMaddictedtochaosIt wasn't broke, so they decided to fix it. 7:22 PMJared Kniselygoogle its an octagon with an ! 7:23 PMeathdemonyout talking about outlook? 7:23 PMeathdemonnvm gmail ok 7:24 PMeathdemonah yahoo got it 7:24 PMeathdemonhavent heard the nam yahoo in a looooong time lol 7:25 PMeathdemonmaking it mobile freindly maybe? 7:28 PMaddictedtochaosI'm still rocking a Hotmail email. 7:30 PMJared Kniselythe demo is not optimized well 7:30 PMJared Kniselysee if the game is different 7:31 PMJared Kniselyfor pc that is 7:32 PMeathdemonpublic demos, and its a demo, use stable old code 7:33 PMSheekagoHey all 7:33 PMeathdemon2 weeks 7:33 PMJared Kniselybeta not demos... same diff XD 7:33 PMJared Kniselyi used wrong term 7:34 PMeathdemoncurrently mh wilds is both the top ranked wishlisted and 1st seller on steam atm 7:37 PMeathdemonby stable I mean doesnt repeatedly crash 7:38 PMeathdemonim suprised they didnt set up there own capture set up and just drop box the video to each creator 7:41 PMeathdemonit was all captured on ps5s 7:41 PMJared Kniselyi have 1080 and can run it at mid to high at 30 fps and im happy but if it were better optimized probably cold push 60 7:42 PMJared Kniselycould not cold 7:44 PMeathdemonwere you brave enough to try arkveld? 7:47 PMaddictedtochaosMy PC is a 9 year old potato, to be fair it was never intended to be a gaming PC, it can run Borderlands 2 at about 20 frames per second with everything turned down. 7:47 PMJared Kniselydrop gmes too 7:48 PMJared Kniselygems 7:49 PMeathdemonstreamers call him chat o cabra 7:50 PMJared Kniselydo you use cat talk or people talk for the cats 7:51 PMaddictedtochaosI don't need a mega machine, but I would like to get a PC that could run my Steam Library. 7:51 PMeathdemonits just a play on the monsters name 7:52 PMJared Kniselystreams -> chat 7:54 PMaddictedtochaosNewer games I'll buy on console, the newest games in my Steam library are Borderlands The Pre-Sequel, and Batman Arkham City 7:54 PMeathdemonhope you dont have aracaphibia one of...
On this week's Chat Log, Mollie and Lauren devised a little library based on all the ways you can sort your Steam library. Can we identify a game based on its file size? Can we deduce which games we added to our Steam libraries first all the way back in the 2010s? Play along with our little multiple choice quiz and maybe post a little question of your own. Or just tidy up your own backlog a bit.
Join Dale and Kevin as they talk about What went down in a Red Roof Inn, having a baby in your house for the first time, what the hell a Granblue is, and a man who reviews food without chewing it. They also talk about a bunch of video game topics including speedrunning, steam library shame piles, and Nintendo's supply chain promises about a console that doesn't exist yet. Share your shame pile in the discord: https://discord.gg/B6WD3Gt
This week on Zed Games Zahra, Hazel, and Peter talk Gaming News and their Steam Library pride and shame, then a recap of this years @QueenslandGamesFestival and all that entails including the board game Casus Belli from @WallaceDesigns, the card game Epic Garden from Jade @epic_card_games, memorising regulars in Coffee Up by Jason Tam @_tototam, [...]
The QQ Cast: Answers to geek culture's most superfluous questions.
Whenever developers fuse card games with roguelikes, Tom is there to give them money! Also, Zach shoots chess pieces?
‘Leuk, zo'n lijst me tientallen games die ik nog mag spelen!' – Said no gamer ever! De verschrikking van die oneindige Steam Library, of kasten vol games die je nog moet spelen zijn de nachtmerrie van elke gamer. Waar halen we in godsnaam de tijd vandaan?
This video provides 7 tips for new Steam Deck owners, a handheld gaming device that allows you to play PC games on-the-go. The tips include turning down the brightness to conserve battery life, checking game compatibility, remapping controls for each game, using Steam Deck shortcuts, utilizing cloud saves, switching to desktop mode, and using performance overlays to monitor performance.
In this episode, we discuss the highly anticipated Steam Deck from Valve Corporation. The Steam Deck is a portable handheld gaming device that allows gamers to play their favorite PC games on the go. We delve into the features of the device, including its powerful hardware, unique design, and integration with the Steam library and SteamOS. We also explore the potential impact of the Steam Deck on the gaming industry and what it means for the future of gaming technology.
In this episode find out what we are all playing and drinking this week. Joe goes over this weeks news and Miguel goes over next weeks dates. We have some WTF's and Rando Sh!t this week. Joe finds out about Steams Special Library lol. Sit down relax hit play and game on.
Finding good hearing aids and preparing for a hearing exam. Troubleshooting internet speeds for a T-Mobile home internet connection. Exporting and printing multiple notes from an iPhone. Repurposing an old Chromebook from Dell. Migrating an iPhotos Photo Library to macOS's Photos app. Troubleshooting auto-launching apps on an LG G6. Using a Vizio soundbar with ARC and HDMI-CEC. Using an external SSD to run macOS. Recording an audio stream on iPad. Transferring files from an iPad to a Windows PC using AirDrop. Plus, conversations with Johnny Jet, Scott Wilkinson, and Dick Debartolo. Steam Deck™ Senators call for US to adopt common charger | TechCrunch Letter to Department of Commerce on e-Waste Elon Musk's plan is to run Twitter off the top of his head - The Verg ReSound hearing aids and wireless accessories | ReSound US Starkey | Find the Best Hearing Aid for You S.670 - 115th Congress (2017-2018): Over-the-Counter Hearing Aid Act of 2017 | Congress.gov | Library of Congress Hearing aids, information on hearing loss and tinnitus | Oticon Eargo Hearing Aid Products Widex Hearing Aids & Hearing Care Solutions Amazon.com: Windows 11 Tips and Tricks: Master Windows 11 in 3 Weeks eBook: Ganeshlal, Bhaju: Kindle Store iMazing Store Transfer iPhone, iPad or iPod touch notes to your Mac or PC computer DB Browser for SQLite Check when your Chromebook's updates will stop - Chromebook Help harper on Twitter: "I thought planes were supposed to have good air circulation https://t.co/UeTnqCmwo4" / Twitter Aranet4 - CO2 monitor Import photos from another library in Photos on Mac - Apple Support LG G6 Battery - iFixit Store How to Control Which Apps Open on Android Startup - DroidViews Vizio Sound Bar HDMI ARC Not Working: 7 Quick & Easy Fixes [2022] How to enable HDMI-CEC and ARC on your TV | Official Roku Support SuperDuper! Take a screenshot or screen recording on iPad - Apple Support ZOOM Recorders LANDrop LANDrop - Drop any files to any devices on your LAN I've Seen The Light!!! (And this isn't it.) | Giz Wiz Biz Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Mikah Sargent, Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy/episodes/1903 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy Sponsors: meraki.cisco.com/twit UserWay.org/twit cachefly.com
Finding good hearing aids and preparing for a hearing exam. Troubleshooting internet speeds for a T-Mobile home internet connection. Exporting and printing multiple notes from an iPhone. Repurposing an old Chromebook from Dell. Migrating an iPhotos Photo Library to macOS's Photos app. Troubleshooting auto-launching apps on an LG G6. Using a Vizio soundbar with ARC and HDMI-CEC. Using an external SSD to run macOS. Recording an audio stream on iPad. Transferring files from an iPad to a Windows PC using AirDrop. Plus, conversations with Johnny Jet, Scott Wilkinson, and Dick Debartolo. Steam Deck™ Senators call for US to adopt common charger | TechCrunch Letter to Department of Commerce on e-Waste Elon Musk's plan is to run Twitter off the top of his head - The Verg ReSound hearing aids and wireless accessories | ReSound US Starkey | Find the Best Hearing Aid for You S.670 - 115th Congress (2017-2018): Over-the-Counter Hearing Aid Act of 2017 | Congress.gov | Library of Congress Hearing aids, information on hearing loss and tinnitus | Oticon Eargo Hearing Aid Products Widex Hearing Aids & Hearing Care Solutions Amazon.com: Windows 11 Tips and Tricks: Master Windows 11 in 3 Weeks eBook: Ganeshlal, Bhaju: Kindle Store iMazing Store Transfer iPhone, iPad or iPod touch notes to your Mac or PC computer DB Browser for SQLite Check when your Chromebook's updates will stop - Chromebook Help harper on Twitter: "I thought planes were supposed to have good air circulation https://t.co/UeTnqCmwo4" / Twitter Aranet4 - CO2 monitor Import photos from another library in Photos on Mac - Apple Support LG G6 Battery - iFixit Store How to Control Which Apps Open on Android Startup - DroidViews Vizio Sound Bar HDMI ARC Not Working: 7 Quick & Easy Fixes [2022] How to enable HDMI-CEC and ARC on your TV | Official Roku Support SuperDuper! Take a screenshot or screen recording on iPad - Apple Support ZOOM Recorders LANDrop LANDrop - Drop any files to any devices on your LAN I've Seen The Light!!! (And this isn't it.) | Giz Wiz Biz Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Mikah Sargent, Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy/episodes/1903 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy Sponsors: meraki.cisco.com/twit UserWay.org/twit cachefly.com
Finding good hearing aids and preparing for a hearing exam. Troubleshooting internet speeds for a T-Mobile home internet connection. Exporting and printing multiple notes from an iPhone. Repurposing an old Chromebook from Dell. Migrating an iPhotos Photo Library to macOS's Photos app. Troubleshooting auto-launching apps on an LG G6. Using a Vizio soundbar with ARC and HDMI-CEC. Using an external SSD to run macOS. Recording an audio stream on iPad. Transferring files from an iPad to a Windows PC using AirDrop. Plus, conversations with Johnny Jet, Scott Wilkinson, and Dick Debartolo. Steam Deck™ Senators call for US to adopt common charger | TechCrunch Letter to Department of Commerce on e-Waste Elon Musk's plan is to run Twitter off the top of his head - The Verg ReSound hearing aids and wireless accessories | ReSound US Starkey | Find the Best Hearing Aid for You S.670 - 115th Congress (2017-2018): Over-the-Counter Hearing Aid Act of 2017 | Congress.gov | Library of Congress Hearing aids, information on hearing loss and tinnitus | Oticon Eargo Hearing Aid Products Widex Hearing Aids & Hearing Care Solutions Amazon.com: Windows 11 Tips and Tricks: Master Windows 11 in 3 Weeks eBook: Ganeshlal, Bhaju: Kindle Store iMazing Store Transfer iPhone, iPad or iPod touch notes to your Mac or PC computer DB Browser for SQLite Check when your Chromebook's updates will stop - Chromebook Help harper on Twitter: "I thought planes were supposed to have good air circulation https://t.co/UeTnqCmwo4" / Twitter Aranet4 - CO2 monitor Import photos from another library in Photos on Mac - Apple Support LG G6 Battery - iFixit Store How to Control Which Apps Open on Android Startup - DroidViews Vizio Sound Bar HDMI ARC Not Working: 7 Quick & Easy Fixes [2022] How to enable HDMI-CEC and ARC on your TV | Official Roku Support SuperDuper! Take a screenshot or screen recording on iPad - Apple Support ZOOM Recorders LANDrop LANDrop - Drop any files to any devices on your LAN I've Seen The Light!!! (And this isn't it.) | Giz Wiz Biz Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Mikah Sargent, Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy/episodes/1903 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/all-twittv-shows Sponsors: meraki.cisco.com/twit UserWay.org/twit cachefly.com
Finding good hearing aids and preparing for a hearing exam. Troubleshooting internet speeds for a T-Mobile home internet connection. Exporting and printing multiple notes from an iPhone. Repurposing an old Chromebook from Dell. Migrating an iPhotos Photo Library to macOS's Photos app. Troubleshooting auto-launching apps on an LG G6. Using a Vizio soundbar with ARC and HDMI-CEC. Using an external SSD to run macOS. Recording an audio stream on iPad. Transferring files from an iPad to a Windows PC using AirDrop. Plus, conversations with Johnny Jet, Scott Wilkinson, and Dick Debartolo. Steam Deck™ Senators call for US to adopt common charger | TechCrunch Letter to Department of Commerce on e-Waste Elon Musk's plan is to run Twitter off the top of his head - The Verg ReSound hearing aids and wireless accessories | ReSound US Starkey | Find the Best Hearing Aid for You S.670 - 115th Congress (2017-2018): Over-the-Counter Hearing Aid Act of 2017 | Congress.gov | Library of Congress Hearing aids, information on hearing loss and tinnitus | Oticon Eargo Hearing Aid Products Widex Hearing Aids & Hearing Care Solutions Amazon.com: Windows 11 Tips and Tricks: Master Windows 11 in 3 Weeks eBook: Ganeshlal, Bhaju: Kindle Store iMazing Store Transfer iPhone, iPad or iPod touch notes to your Mac or PC computer DB Browser for SQLite Check when your Chromebook's updates will stop - Chromebook Help harper on Twitter: "I thought planes were supposed to have good air circulation https://t.co/UeTnqCmwo4" / Twitter Aranet4 - CO2 monitor Import photos from another library in Photos on Mac - Apple Support LG G6 Battery - iFixit Store How to Control Which Apps Open on Android Startup - DroidViews Vizio Sound Bar HDMI ARC Not Working: 7 Quick & Easy Fixes [2022] How to enable HDMI-CEC and ARC on your TV | Official Roku Support SuperDuper! Take a screenshot or screen recording on iPad - Apple Support ZOOM Recorders LANDrop LANDrop - Drop any files to any devices on your LAN I've Seen The Light!!! (And this isn't it.) | Giz Wiz Biz Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Mikah Sargent, Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy/episodes/1903 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/radio-leo Sponsors: meraki.cisco.com/twit UserWay.org/twit cachefly.com
Finding good hearing aids and preparing for a hearing exam. Troubleshooting internet speeds for a T-Mobile home internet connection. Exporting and printing multiple notes from an iPhone. Repurposing an old Chromebook from Dell. Migrating an iPhotos Photo Library to macOS's Photos app. Troubleshooting auto-launching apps on an LG G6. Using a Vizio soundbar with ARC and HDMI-CEC. Using an external SSD to run macOS. Recording an audio stream on iPad. Transferring files from an iPad to a Windows PC using AirDrop. Plus, conversations with Johnny Jet, Scott Wilkinson, and Dick Debartolo. Steam Deck™ Senators call for US to adopt common charger | TechCrunch Letter to Department of Commerce on e-Waste Elon Musk's plan is to run Twitter off the top of his head - The Verg ReSound hearing aids and wireless accessories | ReSound US Starkey | Find the Best Hearing Aid for You S.670 - 115th Congress (2017-2018): Over-the-Counter Hearing Aid Act of 2017 | Congress.gov | Library of Congress Hearing aids, information on hearing loss and tinnitus | Oticon Eargo Hearing Aid Products Widex Hearing Aids & Hearing Care Solutions Amazon.com: Windows 11 Tips and Tricks: Master Windows 11 in 3 Weeks eBook: Ganeshlal, Bhaju: Kindle Store iMazing Store Transfer iPhone, iPad or iPod touch notes to your Mac or PC computer DB Browser for SQLite Check when your Chromebook's updates will stop - Chromebook Help harper on Twitter: "I thought planes were supposed to have good air circulation https://t.co/UeTnqCmwo4" / Twitter Aranet4 - CO2 monitor Import photos from another library in Photos on Mac - Apple Support LG G6 Battery - iFixit Store How to Control Which Apps Open on Android Startup - DroidViews Vizio Sound Bar HDMI ARC Not Working: 7 Quick & Easy Fixes [2022] How to enable HDMI-CEC and ARC on your TV | Official Roku Support SuperDuper! Take a screenshot or screen recording on iPad - Apple Support ZOOM Recorders LANDrop LANDrop - Drop any files to any devices on your LAN I've Seen The Light!!! (And this isn't it.) | Giz Wiz Biz Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Mikah Sargent, Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy/episodes/1903 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/all-twittv-shows Sponsors: meraki.cisco.com/twit UserWay.org/twit cachefly.com
Finding good hearing aids and preparing for a hearing exam. Troubleshooting internet speeds for a T-Mobile home internet connection. Exporting and printing multiple notes from an iPhone. Repurposing an old Chromebook from Dell. Migrating an iPhotos Photo Library to macOS's Photos app. Troubleshooting auto-launching apps on an LG G6. Using a Vizio soundbar with ARC and HDMI-CEC. Using an external SSD to run macOS. Recording an audio stream on iPad. Transferring files from an iPad to a Windows PC using AirDrop. Plus, conversations with Johnny Jet, Scott Wilkinson, and Dick Debartolo. Steam Deck™ Senators call for US to adopt common charger | TechCrunch Letter to Department of Commerce on e-Waste Elon Musk's plan is to run Twitter off the top of his head - The Verg ReSound hearing aids and wireless accessories | ReSound US Starkey | Find the Best Hearing Aid for You S.670 - 115th Congress (2017-2018): Over-the-Counter Hearing Aid Act of 2017 | Congress.gov | Library of Congress Hearing aids, information on hearing loss and tinnitus | Oticon Eargo Hearing Aid Products Widex Hearing Aids & Hearing Care Solutions Amazon.com: Windows 11 Tips and Tricks: Master Windows 11 in 3 Weeks eBook: Ganeshlal, Bhaju: Kindle Store iMazing Store Transfer iPhone, iPad or iPod touch notes to your Mac or PC computer DB Browser for SQLite Check when your Chromebook's updates will stop - Chromebook Help harper on Twitter: "I thought planes were supposed to have good air circulation https://t.co/UeTnqCmwo4" / Twitter Aranet4 - CO2 monitor Import photos from another library in Photos on Mac - Apple Support LG G6 Battery - iFixit Store How to Control Which Apps Open on Android Startup - DroidViews Vizio Sound Bar HDMI ARC Not Working: 7 Quick & Easy Fixes [2022] How to enable HDMI-CEC and ARC on your TV | Official Roku Support SuperDuper! Take a screenshot or screen recording on iPad - Apple Support ZOOM Recorders LANDrop LANDrop - Drop any files to any devices on your LAN I've Seen The Light!!! (And this isn't it.) | Giz Wiz Biz Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Mikah Sargent, Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy/episodes/1903 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/total-mikah Sponsors: meraki.cisco.com/twit UserWay.org/twit cachefly.com
Finding good hearing aids and preparing for a hearing exam. Troubleshooting internet speeds for a T-Mobile home internet connection. Exporting and printing multiple notes from an iPhone. Repurposing an old Chromebook from Dell. Migrating an iPhotos Photo Library to macOS's Photos app. Troubleshooting auto-launching apps on an LG G6. Using a Vizio soundbar with ARC and HDMI-CEC. Using an external SSD to run macOS. Recording an audio stream on iPad. Transferring files from an iPad to a Windows PC using AirDrop. Plus, conversations with Johnny Jet, Scott Wilkinson, and Dick Debartolo. Steam Deck™ Senators call for US to adopt common charger | TechCrunch Letter to Department of Commerce on e-Waste Elon Musk's plan is to run Twitter off the top of his head - The Verg ReSound hearing aids and wireless accessories | ReSound US Starkey | Find the Best Hearing Aid for You S.670 - 115th Congress (2017-2018): Over-the-Counter Hearing Aid Act of 2017 | Congress.gov | Library of Congress Hearing aids, information on hearing loss and tinnitus | Oticon Eargo Hearing Aid Products Widex Hearing Aids & Hearing Care Solutions Amazon.com: Windows 11 Tips and Tricks: Master Windows 11 in 3 Weeks eBook: Ganeshlal, Bhaju: Kindle Store iMazing Store Transfer iPhone, iPad or iPod touch notes to your Mac or PC computer DB Browser for SQLite Check when your Chromebook's updates will stop - Chromebook Help harper on Twitter: "I thought planes were supposed to have good air circulation https://t.co/UeTnqCmwo4" / Twitter Aranet4 - CO2 monitor Import photos from another library in Photos on Mac - Apple Support LG G6 Battery - iFixit Store How to Control Which Apps Open on Android Startup - DroidViews Vizio Sound Bar HDMI ARC Not Working: 7 Quick & Easy Fixes [2022] How to enable HDMI-CEC and ARC on your TV | Official Roku Support SuperDuper! Take a screenshot or screen recording on iPad - Apple Support ZOOM Recorders LANDrop LANDrop - Drop any files to any devices on your LAN I've Seen The Light!!! (And this isn't it.) | Giz Wiz Biz Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Mikah Sargent, Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy/episodes/1903 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/radio-leo Sponsors: meraki.cisco.com/twit UserWay.org/twit cachefly.com
In episode 347, Brett gets his pre-order of the Steam Deck. We review the full handheld system that lets you play your entire Steam library in the palm of your hand. Does it match up to the Switch? We also review the Switch Sports game that has a lot of awesome games with great potential but a few things that drag it down. Austin finally gets into Elden Ring and is having a great time but missing some friends.In the news, Square Enix sells of Crystal Dynamics and Eidos Montreal. A new Warcraft game is in the making for mobile and Disney Dreamlight Valley is basically Animal Crossing for Disney lovers. We also discuss the poor sales of Call of Duty and the announcement of a prequel for Mafia coming.In the discussion, we talk more about PS Plus adding a Premium tier that allows game trials. Some developers are required to include trials for their game, but will it be enough reason to buy? We love the idea of game demos coming back but how should it be packaged?Show Notes:4:49 - Steam Deck24:41 - Nintendo Switch Sports26:22 - Elden Ring55:17 - Square Enix Sells Tomb Raider, Disney Dreamlight Valley and Mafia Prequel1:33:57 - Bring Back the Game Demos1:58:28 - Upcoming Video Game ReleasesBecome a part of the conversation! Join our Discord server today. If you donate $1 or more on Patreon you can get exclusive access to the Patreon-only chat and channels on the server.Visit our website to find our social channels, check past podcasts and donate to the show.Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see all of our latest videos as they drop.Credits:"Blue Groove Deluxe" by BlueFoxMusic on audiojungle.netWoman Announcer - Ariana Guerra; Actress"Wisdom" by Super Nostalgia 64
On today's IGN The Fix: Games, FromSoftware has made playing Elden Ring in co-op much easier than in its previous games - and easier than the previous network test made it seem. Elden Ring features a system broadly similar to Dark Souls, Demon's Souls, and Bloodborne, in that you must first use a consumable item to open your world up and allow co-op allies to visit you. However, rather than demanding a semi-rare item that you must scour the world for, Elden Ring uses an item that can be crafted from incredibly common materials. Valve has released a new tool that will let you see exactly which games from your Steam Library will be compatible with the Steam Deck. Those interested in seeing which games Valve's upcoming handheld gaming PC will be able to run can head over to the Steam Deck Compatibility page and log in with their Steam account to see if their Steam Library games are Deck Verified, Deck Playable, Unsupported, or Untested. Narz has all that in your Daily Fix!
Microsoft promises to treat everyone fair when it comes to their platforms, Goldeneye seems like its just around the corner. Check your Steam Library for Steam Deck compatibility, Or Print your own Steam Deck with official files. Sony Censors Marth is Dead, and Lost Ark is REALLY popular.
As Valve starts verifying games in the Steam Library, we can use SteamDB to look at our libraries and start to get an idea on which of our games may work on the Steam Deck. Of course we discuss a million other things on the latest episode of On Deck!
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Fun with +12 OOMs of Compute, published by Daniel Kokotajlo on the LessWrong. Crossposted from the AI Alignment Forum. May contain more technical jargon than usual. Or: Big Timelines Crux Operationalized What fun things could one build with +12 orders of magnitude of compute? By ‘fun' I mean ‘powerful.' This hypothetical is highly relevant to AI timelines, for reasons I'll explain later. Summary (Spoilers): I describe a hypothetical scenario that concretizes the question “what could be built with 2020's algorithms/ideas/etc. but a trillion times more compute?” Then I give some answers to that question. Then I ask: How likely is it that some sort of TAI would happen in this scenario? This second question is a useful operationalization of the (IMO) most important, most-commonly-discussed timelines crux: “Can we get TAI just by throwing more compute at the problem?” I consider this operationalization to be the main contribution of this post; it directly plugs into Ajeya's timelines model and is quantitatively more cruxy than anything else I know of. The secondary contribution of this post is my set of answers to the first question: They serve as intuition pumps for my answer to the second, which strongly supports my views on timelines. The hypothetical In 2016 the Compute Fairy visits Earth and bestows a blessing: Computers are magically 12 orders of magnitude faster! Over the next five years, what happens? The Deep Learning AI Boom still happens, only much crazier: Instead of making AlphaStar for 10^23 floating point operations, DeepMind makes something for 10^35. Instead of making GPT-3 for 10^23 FLOPs, OpenAI makes something for 10^35. Instead of industry and academia making a cornucopia of things for 10^20 FLOPs or so, they make a cornucopia of things for 10^32 FLOPs or so. When random grad students and hackers spin up neural nets on their laptops, they have a trillion times more compute to work with. [EDIT: Also assume magic +12 OOMs of memory, bandwidth, etc. All the ingredients of compute.] For context on how big a deal +12 OOMs is, consider the graph below, from ARK. It's measuring petaflop-days, which are about 10^20 FLOP each. So 10^35 FLOP is 1e+15 on this graph. GPT-3 and AlphaStar are not on this graph, but if they were they would be in the very top-right corner. Question One: In this hypothetical, what sorts of things could AI projects build? I encourage you to stop reading, set a five-minute timer, and think about fun things that could be built in this scenario. I'd love it if you wrote up your answers in the comments! My tentative answers: Below are my answers, listed in rough order of how ‘fun' they seem to me. I'm not an AI scientist so I expect my answers to overestimate what could be done in some ways, and underestimate in other ways. Imagine that each entry is the best version of itself, since it is built by experts (who have experience with smaller-scale versions) rather than by me. OmegaStar: In our timeline, it cost about 10^23 FLOP to train AlphaStar. (OpenAI Five, which is in some ways more impressive, took less!) Let's make OmegaStar like AlphaStar only +7 OOMs bigger: the size of a human brain.[1] [EDIT: You may be surprised to learn, as I was, that AlphaStar has about 10% as many parameters as a honeybee has synapses! Playing against it is like playing against a tiny game-playing insect.] Larger models seem to take less data to reach the same level of performance, so it would probably take at most 10^30 FLOP to reach the same level of Starcraft performance as AlphaStar, and indeed we should expect it to be qualitatively better.[2] So let's do that, but also train it on lots of other games too.[3] There are 30,000 games in the Steam Library. We train OmegaStar long enough that it has as much time on each game as AlphaStar had on Starcraft. Wi...
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Fun with +12 OOMs of Compute, published by Daniel Kokotajlo on the AI Alignment Forum. Or: Big Timelines Crux Operationalized What fun things could one build with +12 orders of magnitude of compute? By ‘fun' I mean ‘powerful.' This hypothetical is highly relevant to AI timelines, for reasons I'll explain later. Summary (Spoilers): I describe a hypothetical scenario that concretizes the question “what could be built with 2020's algorithms/ideas/etc. but a trillion times more compute?” Then I give some answers to that question. Then I ask: How likely is it that some sort of TAI would happen in this scenario? This second question is a useful operationalization of the (IMO) most important, most-commonly-discussed timelines crux: “Can we get TAI just by throwing more compute at the problem?” I consider this operationalization to be the main contribution of this post; it directly plugs into Ajeya's timelines model and is quantitatively more cruxy than anything else I know of. The secondary contribution of this post is my set of answers to the first question: They serve as intuition pumps for my answer to the second, which strongly supports my views on timelines. The hypothetical In 2016 the Compute Fairy visits Earth and bestows a blessing: Computers are magically 12 orders of magnitude faster! Over the next five years, what happens? The Deep Learning AI Boom still happens, only much crazier: Instead of making AlphaStar for 10^23 floating point operations, DeepMind makes something for 10^35. Instead of making GPT-3 for 10^23 FLOPs, OpenAI makes something for 10^35. Instead of industry and academia making a cornucopia of things for 10^20 FLOPs or so, they make a cornucopia of things for 10^32 FLOPs or so. When random grad students and hackers spin up neural nets on their laptops, they have a trillion times more compute to work with. [EDIT: Also assume magic +12 OOMs of memory, bandwidth, etc. All the ingredients of compute.] For context on how big a deal +12 OOMs is, consider the graph below, from ARK. It's measuring petaflop-days, which are about 10^20 FLOP each. So 10^35 FLOP is 1e+15 on this graph. GPT-3 and AlphaStar are not on this graph, but if they were they would be in the very top-right corner. Question One: In this hypothetical, what sorts of things could AI projects build? I encourage you to stop reading, set a five-minute timer, and think about fun things that could be built in this scenario. I'd love it if you wrote up your answers in the comments! My tentative answers: Below are my answers, listed in rough order of how ‘fun' they seem to me. I'm not an AI scientist so I expect my answers to overestimate what could be done in some ways, and underestimate in other ways. Imagine that each entry is the best version of itself, since it is built by experts (who have experience with smaller-scale versions) rather than by me. OmegaStar: In our timeline, it cost about 10^23 FLOP to train AlphaStar. (OpenAI Five, which is in some ways more impressive, took less!) Let's make OmegaStar like AlphaStar only +7 OOMs bigger: the size of a human brain.[1] [EDIT: You may be surprised to learn, as I was, that AlphaStar has about 10% as many parameters as a honeybee has synapses! Playing against it is like playing against a tiny game-playing insect.] Larger models seem to take less data to reach the same level of performance, so it would probably take at most 10^30 FLOP to reach the same level of Starcraft performance as AlphaStar, and indeed we should expect it to be qualitatively better.[2] So let's do that, but also train it on lots of other games too.[3] There are 30,000 games in the Steam Library. We train OmegaStar long enough that it has as much time on each game as AlphaStar had on Starcraft. With a brain so big, maybe it'll start to do some transfer learning, acquiring g...
After each game is reviewed, it is categorized for its level of compatibility of Steam Deck. You'll see these categories on Steam, when you're browsing your library or shopping for games on Deck.
In this week's show, Justin, Shawn, and Andy are all back on this show and talk about El Gato Stream Deck. Andy was looking for a product to feature for the Tech Segment for KMSB Fox 11 and looked at the Stream Deck XL. Justin has been using one and goes over some of the features of the Stream Deck including Folder nesting and easier assigning hot keys for not only streaming but also gaming. Shawn has been using the ATEM Mini from Black Magic Design and how the product has been an answer to many video programs that are used in Houses of Worship. Shawn shares that the Stream Desk could be used to work in hand with the ATEM Mini for ease of use. Andy talks about running into Alicia at Best Buy and how she was handling Marketing and looking for a Solution for recording audio to go with great looking video. Shawn recommends great Audio for a reasonable price with the Yeti Nano and the Rode NT USB Microphone. Andy loves the Rodecaster which is a Production Studio in a box. There was some confusion with an announcement this week with a product from Valve, The Steam Deck. The product is a Handheld gaming unit, like the Nintendo Switch, with a 7' Screen and many other great features. The Steam Deck can play the game titles in their Steam Library and non-limited as the Nintendo Switch is to only Nintendo titles. Justin gives us the rundown on the Valve Steam Deck. Justin shares his story of ordering one and thinking it was not going to go through, it did. Now we have to setup a GoFundMe for his Purchase! The Steam Deck is set for release in December. The guys talk about hoarders that are buying up technology with bots making purchases and then reselling them. The Question is poised, how could this be circumvented, and Shawn believes more Brick-and-Mortar Sales could be one solution with set times and pre orders from the authorized retailers based on pre orders from the store which would have to be picked up in person. A Chip Shortage is causing even new aircraft to not be able to have Wi-Fi due to the Shortage. The Shortage has caused the increase in sale of Used Vehicles. Andy talks about the upcoming Windows365, a Cloud based version of the Windows Operating System and the cost and wonders who would do this? The guys talk about the alternatives. Microsoft Windows365 should be available August 2nd. Shawn talks about a recent test in Japan that produced 319Tbps which could essentially allow 7000 HD Movies to be downloaded in seconds. Obviously, the bottlenecks would not make this viable, but the thought puts a smile on our faces! The guys talk about the cost of High-Speed Internet as it is now. Justin shares info on his New Synology DS920+ NAS and why he loves it! He installed the Virtual Machine Manager and talks about the Linux Distributions he is using. Shawn tells us about his JBOD NAS system. Shawn shares some great info from Wyze, Multicolored LED Strips! We have been hoping and lobbying for them to make Christmas lights and these are pretty darn close so far. Connect with Us on social media! Facebook @techtalkers Twitter @TechtalkRadio Instagram techtalkradio Web: TechtalkRadio.Com Subscribe and Like on Spreaker!
Valve announced a major surprise - The Steam Deck! It's a portable gaming PC that has access to your Steam Library, and it comes in three somewhat affordable versions. Is this something that Will or Drew plan on buying? What are they hoping is done with it long-term? Plus, Will's diving deeper into Demon's Souls Remake. How is his recent multiplayer experience compare with his new solo playthrough? All this, plus PuBG pricing, Warzone frustrations and more! Special thanks to our Patreon Producers - Nick Naylor, Shannon Willis, and Keith Zallinger! Be sure to follow WDGR everywhere, and tune in every Monday at 6:30pm ET live on Twitch to join in on the fun! Website: https://www.wdgrpodcast.com Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/wdgrpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WDGRPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/WDGRPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/wdgrpodcast Discord: https://discord.gg/gApE8M2 Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/wdgrpodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFH2hnkGMA045Wm9a1WSVpw/ "Selection Screen" was written and performed by William Grobbelaar. Check out his Soundcloud for more music: http://www.soundcloud.com/Will_Gear
This week we talk about lots of gaming news, nostalgia, and much more. As always make sure to follow us on Instagram at Apt. B201 and Under Pressure Apparel. This weeks Sponsor: Anchor- if you're looking to start a podcast with ease go to Anchor.fm or download the Anchor app today to get started. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Discussions on Red Dead Redemption 2, online service games shutting down, the Epic Game Store's continued relevance, and the impact of ludonarrative dissonance on gaming experiences and review scores.00:03:10 - Red Dead Redemption 2 (Chris)00:15:17 - Places Heath's Switch has Been00:19:08 - Online Games Shutting Down (HQ Trivia and Duelyst)00:26:02 - Fortnite Revenue Decreases in 201900:29:32 - Heath's Epic Games Library Now Exceeds his Steam Library00:35:53 - Reggie Fils-Aimé Prevented Nintendo from Changing its Logo00:38:11 - Evo 2020 Mahvel Baybee!00:43:03 - Former Jewel Thief Reviews GTA V Jewel Heist on YouTube00:45:08 - Coronavirus delays Switch port of The Outer Worlds00:48:35 - Email: Ludonarrative Dissonance in Red Dead Redemption 201:06:25 - Closing Statements01:07:16 - Cardboard Corner: The ResistanceSend us an email at mobiustubespodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter @mobiustubesOriginal release date: March 5th, 2020
Marsh is joined by artist John Roberts to sleuth through Jenny LeClue: Detectivu, unpick the mysteries of Tangle Tower and expose deceptions in Telling Lies. Also: class war and Photoshop brushes. Fallout 1st is undergoing a proletariat revolution. EA's stuff is back on Steam now. Cool? The Steam Library has been revamped. Hm. Detectiving and [...]
On this week's episode, James breaks down his review of Borderlands 3, everyone gives their take on Steam's library redesign, and Chris fires monkeys out of cannons, the monster.
Diving in to their Steam libraries looking for unplayed games our pair find the interesting 4 player co-op Warhammer title Vermintide. Recruiting a couple of outsiders Luke and Tony jump in to a Skaven swarm slaughtering schedule of delight.
This week Brando and Mike cover some Gamescom news, look at a new Resident Evil 2 video, talk about the supposed Xbox All Access program, $1500 in missappropriated campaign funds used for Steam games, and the results of Round 2 for the Greatest Controller of All Time bracket voting. Buy Storm Eagle from Colbydude on iTunes! Check out Colby on Youtube! Subscribe on iTunes! Subscribe on Podbean! Watch on Twitch! Watch on Youtube! Follow us on Twitter! Follow us on Instagram! Like us on Facebook!
Nothing much new this episode, but Rob did get a free copy of Ghost Recon: Wildlands with his shiny new microphone (which he utterly failed at recording this month's particular shambles of an episode with) and Iain's been playing it too, so we go on at some length about that. Also: Marcus played something called Gang Beasts and Rob managed to get through the entirery of Alien: Isolation - which is something of an achievement given how long that game has been in his Steam Library... Contact us on Email at: notplayingpodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter: @notplayingpodYou can find the show notes for this show at www.notlistening.co.ukIf you're listening on iTunes, please give us a review!Music kindly provided by Miracle of Sound https://www.youtube.com/miracleofsoundTo Check out other shows in the Collection visit:http://barkerpodcasts.webs.comIncluding the #NOTwatching Podcast:http://www.spreaker.com/show/the-notwatching-podcast
After we aired our episode titled Opinion Overflow #23: "How Do I Get My Friends to Stop Playing Cards Against Humanity?", fellow know-it-alls sent in a treasure trove of superior alternatives to Cards Against Humanity to bring to your next game night: Exploding Kittens Weed! Drinking Fluxx Bards Dispense Profanity The Wiki Game The Game of Things Stinker Stipulations Bring Your Own Book Snake Oil Say Anything Word Whimsy Slash Dixit Once Upon a Time The Awkward Family Photos Movie Line Caption Game One Night Ultimate Werewolf Game Plus the aforementioned by Han and Matt: Jackbox Party Pack The Meta Game Monikers Apples to Apples Matt’s Steam Library of (Mostly Local Multiplayer) Thank you to Holly Hellhunter, Aephe, Stout Battlemage, Meg, Herald of Storms, alyTemporalAnom, Arkyn the Enduring, Alice, Lygeia, Cunning Mesmerist, Tavi, Heart of the Stars, Amy, The Nameless One, and Chaniko, Who Lights the Way for your contributions to this episode! SO MANY LISTENER LEADER BOARD POINTS!!! THIS IS THE ONLY GAME THAT MATTERS!!!!!! Submit your favorite questions or questions you may have for the podcast to hanandmattknowitall@gmail.com, anonymously at bit.ly/askhanandmatt, or to askahelpinghan@gmail.com for a Han-only written answer on hanandmattknowitall.com. Looking to support us? Desperately in need of a fantastical alter-ego? You can become a Patreon supporter and donate to us monthly for all kinds of sweet perks!
Buying Games Later & Star Wars The Last Jedi Teaser Trailer In this episode: We talk all about buying games on day 1 vs buying games later. Save money, get a more complete game, and have all the bugs squashed at the same time. Then we may tangent onto the new Star Wars The Last Jedi Trailer before stumbling into a surprising amount of Weekly Geekery Weekly Geekery Lots of things! Listen to find out :p Be sure to subscribe to the Geek to Geek Podcast your favorite podcast app, drop a review so we know how we’re doing, and feel free contact us via email at geektogeekcast@gmail.com or @geektogeekcast on Twitter with any comments, questions, or suggestions for the show. Thanks for listening, and we can’t wait to hear from you! Geek Offer of the Week: audibletrial.com/geektogeekcast Subscribe: iTunes Overcast Pocket Casts Google Play Music RSS Feed Geek to Geek Podcast Network: Geek to Geek Geek Fitness Health Hacks The Comic Box Geektitude Music by CarboHydroM
Jeremy continues to follow up on his game a day from his Steam Library, talks Beat Hazard, Nic Cage's head as his space vessel, a memory of Asteroids and the current state of Warlock School. Join along with your coffee and if you have any feedback, feed it to mmc@ninjapancake.com.
Jeremy discusses the show, his thanks and a story about building his PC. Rounding out the topics is Jeremy's time spent with Diablo 3 and next week's game a day plan, thanks Steam Library. Feedback or questions? mmc@ninjapancake.com is the place to go to send a random mail.
This week:From the lost annals of PAX East mayhem, we discover how to share Steam games. It involves QBasic, double-clicking digital cartridges, and all of the Titanfalls.Find us at:@DaliDimovski@TheMikeBachmann@TaylorBlissFollow the podcast: @JustTheTipShowMusic provided by:Rolemusic - The Journalist (Live)Goto80 - This Machine ThinksNeed a tip? Video game advice? Contact us at: JustTheTip@sidequesting.comSUBSCRIBE VIA iTUNES!
On this episode of Staring at Screens, Dave and Lisa tell us more about the online competitive play in Awesomenauts and Joel explains the fiddly manual map building in Legend of Grimrock. Along the way we make reference to DOTA, Gunbound, Soldat, Clash of The Clans, and Ultima Underwear Underworld. It's still the beginning of 2013 and we're making new year's resolutions! Specifically, resolutions to finish some unfinished games that have been gathering dust on our shelves/Steam libraries. We also examine the reasons behind the phenomenon of not finishing games that we start, or in Vick's case, her reasons for finishing every single game. If you have any games that you resolve to finish in 2013, or have reasons to add about why people finish/don't finish games, write to us at hello@staringatscreens.org or tweet us @StaringScreens! We love to hear from our listeners, so tell us what you think! To round up, here be links! To that cool site that does an analysis of your Steam Library, and the app that was mentioned in the mailbag.
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