Steam Controller is of course an unbeatable classic, almost it’s own category with the weird but charming touchpads.

Of the more conventional controllers I’m a big fan of my current Gulikit KK3 Max. I was looking for a controller with Hall-effect joysticks, and this one looked like one of quality, so I decided why not eh. Feels like a good controller when I use it, so I’m content with it.

Series 77, ending on August 22, will be the last chance to earn achievements tied with the Festival Playlist including:

A Creature of Habit Complete all Seasonal Championships in a Festival Playlist Series.

Stunt Puller Complete all Seasonal PR Stunts in a Festival Playlist Series.

Cashing In Earn 1 Season Completion Bonus.

Perfectionist Earn all 8 Season Completion Bonuses in the same Series.

Encore? Complete all activities in a single Festival Playlist Series.

Good to know this as well, I’ll be downloading it on my Deck and grind away the coming month

From this date forward we will offer different discounts for Forza Horizon 4, like the one currently active on STEAM (at the time of publishing); we will also have a sale in the Xbox Store on 7/14. Please keep an eye out on our socials and different platforms to take advantage of future offers.

Also good to know incase you still want to get friends in on it

I’m running my trusty ASP Explorer, engineered to a max jump range of about 65ly.

I’m pretty sure you can make the journey with less jump range, but the more you have, the more comfortable it will be. Just be sure to take as many neutron stars along the way as you can! 😁

Got back into Elite Dangerous big time. Gathered the courage to go to Colonia finally! The journey wasn’t as bad as I expected. Spread it out over two days and it’s very doable! I’ll stick around the Colonia region for a bit and then its on to Sag A*

I know that in Tixati you can set the download priority to ‘Sequential’. Then VLC should be able to play it while it’s downloading.

Zettlr is a great program, but to recommend it while bashing Obsidians table editing seems interesting. I’ve never used Obsidian so I can’t say how good their implementation is, but I know I’ve struggled alot with the Zettlr tables…

Then there’s Haskell where arguments to a function are given with spaces

Can’t help but be a little anxious about it being closed-source, but it a really good program still