yes the game does run on the remote desktop pc and essentially streams the video to the steam deck
I’ll admit the use cases can be limited, but if you want the ability to offload processing for graphically intense games it works well
my desktop is hard-wired into my network so I don’t have any lag when using remote play on my steam deck
I’m not sure if both machines were wireless how the performance might be impacted
if you happen to have a desktop PC and you play while at home, sometimes remote play on the deck is better than installing a game on the deck
I can remote play Elden Ring from my desktop at 60fps with longer battery life vs 40fps if installed on the deck with worse battery life
also make sure you try out reduced TDP and GPU rates on games with simpler graphics, you can get an extra 1-2 hours of battery life and not impact performance in certain cases
it’s funny because I was able to get a standup desk in my home office
I’m in better shape now than when I was sitting at the office (plus zero distractions from the cOlAbErAtIvE oPeN fLoOr pLaN)
I use chatgpt to get me pointed in the right direction and have it provide some basic boilerplate code for smaller tasks
I needed to go through a bunch of .json files and modify various elements
I was able to implement what I needed without google/documentation/stackoverflow
Dark Souls 1-3
been waiting for these to go on sale for what feels like forever!
yeah I downloaded tiktok to see what the deal was
I am immediately bombarded with some stupid auto play video I didn’t ask for, so I swipe it away
which just sends me another stupid video in an endless stream of garbage
I’ll never understand this type of social media, it truly felt like idiocracy
I know peertube already exists, but I wonder if a federated app specifically for short videos (to reduce data storage costs) could find some success?
would probably also need to use some intense video compression technology before upload to further reduce file sizes
I asked ChatGPT to pitch me a social network using tech buzzwords 🤮
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from the main feed tap the star icon in the top left corner, that should open a list of your subscriptions
this is my experience as well
I’ve been unhappy with the quality at reddit for years but there was no reasonable alternative that I knew about
I had heard about Mastodon but never really researched the wider fediverse until recently
now I will pretty much never use any corporate owned website again and will exclusively use federated software
good theory, I’m sure they will offer custom domain names as well to sweeten the deal since I doubt most people want to be stuck with a .meta handle or something
it’s crypto gambling stuff
nope, there is another app called memmy
memmy is still in early alpha/beta and resembles Apollo, but it’s pretty good already
currently there is an ios version in testflight but the dev is also working on an android version (not yet available but they said it is about 90% ready)
or the people who now see an opportunity to take over a sub and power-trip
there is no good outcome for reddit with this situation
should be fairly trivial to set up a bot that takes an RSS feed input and then posts the items to a fediverse community
that would require users to subscribe to the specific fediverse community instead of the source RSS feed though
in fact, I follow a Mastodon bot that does exactly this with Steam Deck release notes RSS feed and it works well!
@steamdeckupdate@hometech.social
hmm, I guess the responsibility is partially on me to manually find/follow people from other instances to increase the cross-instance federation?
right now I am creating new accounts on all the different fediverse platforms so I can see which UI/UX I prefer, but I would like to eventually use only 1 or 2 accounts if possible
so I signed up for a Calckey account (on calckey.world) but content is extremely limited compared to what I see on Mastodon?
for example: if I search for the hashtag #F1 on calckey the most recent post it finds is from a week ago
this whole federation thing is still a bit confusing at times about what gets federated and where, #F1 is pretty popular on Mastodon.social when I search
It’s pretty easy assuming both of your devices are on the same network:
if you have a good home network it is pretty much indistinguishable from playing it directly on the deck
I can play Elden Ring with no video artifacts or noticeable input lag
here is a guide which has some screenshots
https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/remote-play-how-to-stream-games-from-your-pc-to-the-steam-deck