I don’t understand what exact problem Grokipedia ^[1] is even trying to solve.

[…] Or do you just have that much smegma?

What a day to have eyes.

I don’t have paid access to the linked article, so the following is only going off of what I can glean from the snippet of the article that is viewable without paying ^[1.1]: One can view the allegedly ^[2] deleted study ^[1.2] here ^[3]. The article is currently still unavailable from the NIJ ^[4].

I never had an issue on hollow knight. Both on PC Linux and steamdeck. […]

I’m not sure what the exact replication bounds are for the bug; maybe your configuration simply doesn’t experience the issue? Or perhaps you inadvertently configured Steam to force proton somewhere?

Thanks for the info. […]

You’re welcome 😊

I enabled proton 9.0-4 (steamdeck btw), and loaded up my save and let myself take damage a couple times, still no rumble. […]

Maybe Silksong unfortunately just has poor support for the Steamdeck at the moment. I found this which seems to support that theory:

^[1]

I’m not sure if it’s possible on the Steamdeck, but have you tried enabling Steam Input?

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I enabled proton 9.0-4 (steamdeck btw), and loaded up my save and let myself take damage a couple times, still no rumble. […] Taking damage triggers it right?

I tested it just now, and yeah there’s rumble on taking damage. There’s also rumble when hitting an enemy, when striking environmental objects, and binding (for clarity, that is not necessarily an exhaustive list; it’s just what I can recall at the moment).

I’m currently waiting for them to release a patch for it; my controller is a little fucked: The controller vibration seems to have stopped working. Also, it bugs out for me if I disconnect the controller when the game is running and reconnect: some of the buttons stop working.

UPDATE (2025-09-05T06:54Z): It turns out that the lack of controller rumble is fixable by forcing the use of Proton instead of running the native build ^[1].

I catch myself doing this sometimes. I don’t mean to belittle anyone’s excitement — I just tend to default to responding way too analytically/critically. It’s a trait of mine that I despise and I’m trying to be more aware of it so that I can prevent it from happening.

[…] Me: “I don’t work here”

This gives me big “ok boomer” vibes. Instead of this, imo, snarky response, could you not simply politely say that you prefer a human cashier?

Remember the human.

Why not seed while downloading? I feel like it’s rather uncommon for one to have a network connection where one’s download rate is limited by their concurrent upload rate.

[…] Classical centrist arguments […]

How are you defining centrism?

[…] Its always do you have a source, can you explain, etc, never adding to the discussion. […]

Do you not think adding sources and context is adding to the discussion?

Get the fuck out of here centrist

What exactly did you not like about my comment?

[…] never any red meat at all.

Why not?

I see Extractions&Ire: I upvote.

No shot that’s a real/unmodified model… right?

It’s not a phobia […]

For the sake of argument, Merriam-Webster defines the “phobia” suffix as:

intolerance or aversion for ^[1]

as well as

exaggerated fear of ^[1]

That being said, one can define a words however they wish — imo, all that matters is that those engaged in a conversation together all use the same definitions. If you would like to reserve the “phobia” suffix to represent only “exaggerated fear of”, what would you propose in its stead to represent “intolerance or aversion for”?

[…] I think their saing the snake in the photo beleaves that they will get to be the boot someday

If that’s the case, the exact meaning of that statement isn’t exactly clear to me. Does “the snake in the photo” refer to people who support liberty in general? Does it refer only to people who stand beside the Gadsden flag? Does it refer to people who misappropriate the Gadsden flag?