Personally I have the 8 Pro and I'm constantly impressed with how good the battery life is. I can go two days without a charge, something that my older pixels would fail at. It's also held up much better -- im assuming due to the charging changes they've implemented in recent versions of Android

I played 40-50h on the deck and it's great. You have to adjust the resolution to make sure it goes into controller friendly mode.

Ouch. Sad but true.

It's an RTS. The steam page is already up for it (with a demo, IIRC)

Squirrel is also pretty tasty. We haven't done it in a while but squirrel and yellow rice has been a dish of ours in the past. And likewise, they are an absolute nuisance here.

We watched the TV cut, so as ep 1 & 2 of the TV series through Amazon prime. Ended up buying the Blu-ray of SG1 for the rest once we got addicted

My fiance and I are watching through the whole Stargate series for the first time. I'd love a good Stargate game but from what I've seen so far I'm really skeptical on this pulling through.

I just did yesterday! The statue is nice, but compared to the details of my Cyberpunk one (the Trauma Team) it's a little bit less detailed. Difference in price between the two of course to be considered though. Absolutely everything else is awesome though. Infact the box is so nice I can't even convince myself to get rid of it. Art book is beautiful - the printing they have on the cover is great. The metal die could very much severely injure someone. Very happy despite the very long wait.

Good call, that's right

Game seems to be running a little better, and I'm glad to be able to force enable frame gen. Only about 3 hours in but enjoying it so far.

My fiance absolutely loves clicking on ads, exclusively on Facebook. It's terrible. I finally switched her over to Firefox with Ublock on Android but Facebook changes ad patterns so regularly they make it through probably 75% of the time regardless. Still, less tracking scripts for her now 🤷🏻‍♂️

IMO I find it really useful in scenarios where you have a set condition that needs to be met (and can always be met so it's not endless) and looping through to achieve it. I wrote a simple part calculation for a production company I worked for. Essentially while parts_needed < parts packed, pack qty 'x' of part 1, and qty 'x' of part 2 until all parts were filled to the correct amounts. Though it can be done with either / both I just find it more legible.