Even better than the “Refund later” idea, since some of those watches have a higher value on the grey market.
Waitlist be damned, if a customer walks in with 1MM in cash I’ll sell him everything I can. Think of the sales guy’s commission, that’s nothing to sneeze at either (and won’t disappear later).
I think of blue-jacketed, green haired dudes, when I read Lemmings, but that’s in part because I’m not a native speaker.
two minutes hate
Very 1984 of you. I should read it again.
I can’t really say. It has a desktop component but it’s not the main focus. I’ve seen setups of people who only use the Deck as their PC, but they mostly don’t do much aside from browsing the internet in desktop mode (Firefox is preinstalled). It’s pretty nice that you can plug it into a USB-C Dock and have it connect to screens, keyboard and mouse.
I’m no expert on customizing linux, but you probably can get some usual features to work on SteamOS.
I did… for a very discounted price. Call me lazy if you want, but I didn’t want the hassle to source another version.
I’m back to Windows 10 (now 11) on my main PC since I bought an Xbox and there’s hassle-free Cloud gaming, crossplay etc.
When I exclusively played on PC and built the new Machine, I was too cheap to buy a Windows licence. I tried Pop!OS because I like their gaming-focussed apporach. All games that were relevant to me (via Steam, mostly) worked fine.
I’ve since bought a Steam Deck, so I’m running SteamOS as well.
Third son of a viking probably going to take me down.
Payday 2, CS:GO and probably LoL - played that a lot when I was younger.
There is a comment on “that other site” that goes in detail about what to do. It starts with “You’re fucked” and shows that you really have to be careful who to trust and what to do to not be bankrupt in a few years. I’m on mobile and short on time, but it’s worth reposting here.