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Not sure if anything has changed but back when I had one the only thing I found that was supported was Plex

My nephew changed the DNS settings on his PS5, some things stopped working, and took me quite a while to figure out what he had done.

On my own system I've played a lot of modded Beat Saber. Arizona Sunshine was good but not very long. Other than that mostly just mini game type things like The Lab.

One of my friends also has a KAT Walk C2 and I've played Skyrim VR on that. It takes a bit to get used to but it's a lot of fun.

> Most states require financial literacy courses to graduate.

Prior to 2020 only 8 states required a standalone financial literacy class. So a good percentage of people from the US on here probably didn't have to.

There were also states that had it integrated with another course but I'd question if they were any good. My state was like that and all we did was a 2 week project where we pretended to trade stocks starting with $1k. Which didn't even include things like dividends, short vs long term capital gains tax, etc...

We weren't taught basic things like budgeting, planning for emergencies, how loans and interest work, how taxes work, how credit scores work and affect you, etc...

100% this, in 2010 I briefly worked for a company that built assembly lines in the US and number one requirement for every client was reducing the number of workers needed. Almost every project going at the time reduced the number of workers by 80%+ and I imagine it's only become more automated since then.

Kind of, they did the Steam Link which was local streaming only. They also had the Steam Machines which were made by third parties. From what I recall the Steam Machines were overpriced for what they were and SteamOS + proton weren't nearly as good as they are now.

> Technology is good enough as it is.

Unless you have to travel long distances regularly, can't charge at home, or haul heavy things like a boat/camper/trailer/etc

Only issue I'm having is the alignment (Firefox 75 on Linux). Which looking at the source they're using the align attribute on the body which only works on divs in firefox.

If it's helpful for the author I was able to do a quick fix for myself with Stylus by adding: body { text-align: center; }

Another option would be warping everything that needs to be centered in a div and putting the align attribute on that.

GDScript can infer the type by writing it as var x := 5.0. I'm guessing it's just the authors preferred style to include the type.