Crashing has not been an issue on my deck. I'm 3 days shy of my 2 year anniversary with my steam deck. I can recall it crashing maybe 3 or 4 times, each of those linked to some custom game launcher and all in the default mode rather than desktop. For a while it used to hang when woken from sleep, but that hasn't happened in 6 months so I assume was fixed in an update.
I'm using desktop for emulation and games from GOG and Epic.
Fecal Mist, the new fragrance for him, by Dior.
In the same cubicle is an angry, impatient toilet. It has a goatee.
'Watch Dogs' is what I do at the park. 'Watchdogs' are guardians or protectors. The name of this game has irritated me for a long time.
Interesting. I was brought up in the '80s and '90s thinking I belonged to the middle class. Tory-voting, Daily Express-reading, shares-owning parents, father a professional with his own business, living in a safe, blue seat.
It took me many years to realise that I am in fact working-class. The social mobility my parents thought we had has been quickly disassembled for mine and following generations, and despite having a 'good job' with a reliable employer, I live hand to mouth and can never dream of even saving money, never mind investing in shares.
From your post, I can now understand why my parents thought they were middle-class Tories, despite one of them growing up in a hugely deprived town with a very basic education and the other being an immigrant.
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Looks French.
It is the horseshoe crab of trees
Anything I've seen where they involve Karl just comes across as playground bullying, but done by balding, middle-aged men.
Accessibility text: Character Clem Fandango from Toast of London saying, "Hello Burnham, this is Ash Tyler, can you hear me?"
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