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- 1Bazzite PC maxes out Ethernet where Xbox fell short●I have my BazziteOS machine plugged into the same Ethernet cable I used to plug my Xbox into. Steam regularly maxes out
A gamer running BazziteOS, the Linux-based gaming OS, swapped their old Xbox for a PC on the same Ethernet cable and found Steam downloads regularly saturate their full 1 Gbps connection, while the console rarely exceeded 500 Mbps. They frame it as a simple observation while waiting for a new game to download, but it feeds ongoing discussion about Steam's download speeds compared with consoles.
- 2Opinion: Electric vehicle adoption keeps growing in Connecticut▼Opinion: The numbers are in: EVs keep picking up steam in CT
A Connecticut Mirror opinion piece argues that the latest numbers show electric vehicle adoption in Connecticut continuing to rise. The piece frames growing EV registrations and sales in the state as evidence that the transition away from gas-powered cars is gaining momentum, a claim likely to fuel ongoing debate over the state's electric vehicle policies and infrastructure.
- 3Valve Adds Foveated Rendering To Open-Source Turnip Driver For Steam Frame▼Valve's Work On Foveated Rendering For The Open-Source Turnip Driver On The Steam Frame
Valve engineers are working on foveated rendering support for the open-source Turnip graphics driver in connection with the company's Steam Frame headset. Foveated rendering cuts GPU load by drawing only the area the user is looking at in full detail. The work signals Valve's continued investment in open-source graphics software for its VR hardware.
- 4Toben's Ballet Writings Gaining Attention Online●Meanwhile, Toben's ballet writings are catching steam! # viral # breakingnews # trending # shorts # comedy # satire # yn
Posts are claiming that Toben's writings on ballet are catching steam and spreading widely. The material is being shared with comedic and satirical framing, and tagged with pandemic-related labels. No details are given about who Toben is, what the writings say, or where the attention is coming from.
- 5Steam Frame's First Halloween: 189 Certified Games, None Scary●The Steam Frame's First Halloween: 189 Certified Games, and None of Our Ten Scariest
Valve's Steam Frame headset marked its first Halloween with 189 games certified for the platform, but an industry writer notes that none of their ten scariest horror titles made the certified list. The piece highlights how the new VR hardware's library remains thin on premium horror experiences during a season when spooky games typically dominate gaming conversation.
- 6Beat Saber's biggest update adds hand-tracking and new mode●Steam Frame-ready VR rhythm game Beat Saber is adding hand-tracking and a punchy new mode in its "biggest update ev… I’m
Beat Saber, the popular VR rhythm game, is rolling out what its developers call its biggest update ever, adding hand-tracking support alongside a new, more physical gameplay mode. The update comes as attention on virtual reality rises following the launch of Valve's new Steam Frame headset, and some observers suggest the timing may not be coincidental, with the game positioned as ready for the new device.
- 7Valve Releases Steam Frame Dongle Troubleshooting Script for Linux●🐧 Valve made a Steam Frame Dongle troubleshooting script for Linux gamers Are you one of the lucky people who got the ne
Valve has released a troubleshooting script for Linux users experiencing streaming issues with the wireless dongle of the newly launched Steam Frame VR headset. The tool aims to diagnose and fix connection problems reported by early adopters. Linux gaming communities are sharing the news, with early owners of the headset discussing whether the script resolves their wireless streaming difficulties.