I just bought it, and am absolutely loving the art style and gameplay. I’m excited to see how the mechanics get more complex as I progress. 1.5 hours in and I’m hooked!

Also, got the recommendation to buy it from the fediverse so that makes it even a bit more sweet!

Not a direct answer to your question, but I have a Dell TB16 dock. It does not work well - it sporadically fails to output display to my monitors and it does not charge my non-dell personal laptop (a Lenovo Yoga 730). However, it works great for my Dell work laptop running windows…

Just adding this Incase you see it on sale or something - take it for what it’s worth!

Agreed - I swapped from Pocketcasts to AntennaPod and have been very happy with it. The UI is excellent, and it works quite well. There’s no sync with a web interface for subscriptions/queue/etc. but it’s great as an android-only option. 10/10, would recommend!

As a side-note, I tried Podverse on Android between Pocketcasts and AntennaPod. It just wasn’t polished enough for me to fully buy in - even though it has great features and the premise of the app’s licensing and features is something I could get behind. For now, AntennaPod is for me!

I will research those uid/gid items, and see if they do the trick. Thank you for the help!

I’m beyond excited for the PC port of Rift Apart coming in July. I’ve never considered buying a PS5, with the sole exception of for that game. Grew up playing R&C on PS2, so it’s gonna be great to get back in the saddle!

I’ll have to keep my eyes peeled for a good deal - I’d love to play those ps3 titles! Do their stories build up on each other in any meaningful way?

Alright, well that settles it then. Im on the hunt for a PS3!

I had a coworker mention his RetroPie setup. I followed suit and built one, but quickly realized that the system under the hood was pretty cool!

A few months later, I built a PC on a budget. In avoidance of purchasing a Windows key, I threw Pop!_OS on it instead based on the RetroPie experience. Greatest decision I could have made!

Edit: this was about 3 years ago

I’ve got a few Pi’s laying around, and I always find uses for them. So darn useful!

Wow this is great - thanks for the hot tip!!