When can I use my Steamdeck as a controller? I will literally settle for that level of stupidness if we can’t have controller v2.
Aside: happy to see that it has some form of back paddles - but If Steam will allow them to be configured is another issue I’ve encountered.
Yeah… I was kind of worried about that but I guess that’s just if you’re running on OpenWrt device? I’m certainly not on the router plan but maybe my use of running it on Ubuntu and not going crazy on bandwidth isn’t raising flags(?)
I use https://speedify.com to channel bond Starlink and a few LTE/5g carriers on an Ubuntu server and connect that bonded connection to my router. So I’m kind of confused by this projects naming.
Couple other things worth looking at:
If the SSDs aren’t ancient and there’s something useful in them – sure. Steam already backs up save files – so it depends what you have on them to require redundancy on backing up somewhere.
I don’t know… Have you seen the rates for Findom lately!?
I ran out of chalk.
I have a Jetbrains license – am I stupid?
Old cellphone.
Once you commit to PC you’re already targeting an ever changing amount of components?
Setting a toggled hold to repeat auto button is about as close as I feel I get to cheating on Steam input configurations.
How not battle royal.
I was going to say Vampire Survivors but looks like you’ve already mentioned that.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2420510/HoloCure__Save_the_Fans/ - more Vampire Survivors (Dare I say better.)
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1535560/Farmer_Against_Potatoes_Idle/ - I apologize in advanced if you get hooked on this.
Both are free.
Ah , interesting - hadn’t seen them like that before – but the premise looks the same to what I was suggesting.
In the video on the product you can see them mucking with AT commands. OpenWRT seems to be using https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wan/wwan/modemmanager so I think you’d just want to confirm the chips on those dongles have had success with ModemManager - and then be running ModemManager from your Pis.
MC7455 - https://a.aliexpress.com/_mMEGTFw
Random Enclosure - https://a.aliexpress.com/_m0pHSD2
I’m picking an older LTE only chip that I’m familiar with and a compatible enclosure. There might be cheaper.
It’s far from plug and play as you’ll either need to come up to speed with AT command or research if some libraries interact it. Edit: I’d look at what OpenWRT is using - I’ve plugged these into those and had a relatively plug and play experience.
Entirely possible this isn’t what you’re looking for - what’s a link to one of these dongles on Amazon?
LTE modems are cheaper - so I’d exclude 5g if your use case doesn’t require it.
I know more about the mobile internet side of things - not exactly stuff like cameras only etc.
Do you have enough signal at the farm to run cheaper devices and antennas?
Do you want to pay for multiple cell plans or would it make sense to have one command/central and increase/mesh the WiFi output?
OSX - mv my_project ~/.Trash
My takeaway here is that I need to play Trailmakers if I haven’t already.