NVIDIA transitions to fully open-source kernel modules! Enlisted returns to Steam, and iFixit announces their Steam Deck repair kit. On top of that, we have a new contender for the "Hit Box at home" title: Flatbox.
NVIDIA transitions to fully open-source kernel modules! Enlisted returns to Steam, and iFixit announces their Steam Deck repair kit. In other news, we have a new contender for the "Hit Box at home" title: Flatbox.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
01:10 People like radio?
02:32 Venn vs Fedora 40
03:20 Verbose package names
05:50 Magic addictions at 30
07:35 Shake Weight inflation
08:16 What car would you fight?
08:42 Steam Fighting Fest
09:04 What happened to Fantasy Strike?
12:21 Arcade games suck
13:02 Arcade allowance, how much?
14:09 Fighting games need big communities
15:34 iFixit Steam Deck Toolkit
18:38 ESD straps y/n?
21:10 Steam ForkOS for Deck
23:52 Release SteamOS!
25:21 Enlisted returns to Steam
30:56 NVIDIA drivers go open-source
35:03 Will games still work?
36:59 What about older GPUs?
40:29 Intel CPUs are dying
41:27 Adding achievements to retro games
44:23 Venn's one achievement
46:35 Addicted to achievements
50:28 We have Hit Box at home
52:32 Hypocrite Venn
01:00:01 Them Artifact bots
01:01:41 That bot banhammer
01:02:50 Why bot Artifact?