I was not expecting this kind of subject matter expertise when coming to the comments.

When I think of a sci-fi fabricator, this is what comes to mind.

Do you mean Empress?

This is a nostalgia gut punch that has me missing the simpler times of adolescence.

Appreciate it, I’ll take a look.

That’s an interesting one. My sweaty palms gaming days are behind me, so I’m not super worried about abusing the shell. The level of destructiveness/invasiveness of drilling through the mouse is a bit high for this kind of cheap part replacement.

There’s only the one part (replacement part is orange PLA) that affixes directly to the mouse (abs plastic?).

The black part off to the side is the old rubber shell that peeled off.

A glue gun may do the trick - at least it’s non destructive enough to give it a try!

Yeah, the model not being a full replacement of the rubber part was annoying. I used an Xacto knife to cut the rubber before removing it, leaving it in place where the replacement didn’t reach. There is no wear and tear that far up the mouse so it doesn’t look half bad.

The Last of Us: The Flamethrower

TBH the front looks fine to me, though there’s a strong likelihood of accidentally touching the touchpads while using the thumb sticks.

What I’m glad they fixed up are the back/grip buttons, as this prototype is “push” only, where as I almost exclusively use them as “squeeze”. These are missing the L-shape where the button is built in to not just the back plate, but also the inside of the hand grip.

Yep, absolutely. Best starter for the first set of gyms.

btrbk handles to automated generation of snapshots, as well as sending/receiving to another drive for backup. What this workflow accomplish that btrbk doesn’t do on its own? Compression?

Sounds like your would benefit from using dockcheck.sh for your use case.

Stealing food from spiders? Not cool man! Stick with candy from babies.

Alien vs Predator 2 was peak Monolith for me.

Family sharing I presume. I’m not entirely familiar with the scope of the service myself as I’ve only just set up family sharing with my child. But when I did, they had a huge catalog of games in their own steam account as a result.

Dockcheck is the way to go

Is there a way to use this in a more automated way instead of copying and pasting each time?

Sounds like you need to talk with @retro@infosec.pub from elsewhere in this comment section.

As someone who now only games from the Steam deck, every time this gets posted I immediately look for updates as to whether a Linux or web client is included.

Until then, I’ll keep going with my current set up.