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Stick Fight: The Game is super cheap, and a nice warming up game.

If you really rely on faster movement than what gyro+classic joystick provides: try gyro+flickstick.

Flickstick does require some game specific tweaking. But it's the only controller input method my "30 years of playing fps on PC"-riddled brain accepts.

• Single player (desktop): After finishing Red Faction Guerrilla, and trying Red Faction Armageddon but not really liking it, I settled on Just Cause 2 (again). Still as much fun as in 2013, when I last played it.
• Single player (Deck): more Deep Rock Galactic:Survivor.
• Co-op (desktop): Deep Rock Galactic, if my co-op buddies don't bail, that is.

jdupes is my go-to solution for file deduplication. It should be able to remove duplicate files. I don't know how much control it gives you over which duplicate to remove though.

I started Red Faction Guerrilla (Steam Edition) a couple of weeks ago. Solid game from 2009. Though the game world does feel a bit empty.

1. Every scene with Bub in the original Day of the Dead
2. Also in DotD: the kill scene near the end where someone's head is being torn off while screaming, and their pitch is going higher and higher.

I think the only TK-based tools I have ever uses are gitk and git gui. And even those I have mostly replaced with tig and lazygit

• The Outer Worlds - Had this in my library for a while. Coming from the Borderlands franchise, I tried BG3, and accept that it's a good game. It just doesn't click for me at the moment. TOW is a nice mix of RPG and FPS.
• Deep Rock Galactic - Is my current "co-op with buddies" game.
• Vampire Survivors - 'nuff said, I guess
• Maniac - Vampire Survivors meets classic 2D GTA. Imagine the GTA Kill Frenzy thing, but that's the whole game.

Can we please not accuse everybody of being AI

Suspicious. /s

(n)vim + suda.vim.

But rises again, harder and stronger.

Is the script going to be written by the same AI used to generate the ads for the event?