It really is clutch. I’ve taken to propping a pillow on my lap and using the kick stand to support it upright while playing. It’s really handy.
It really is clutch. I’ve taken to propping a pillow on my lap and using the kick stand to support it upright while playing. It’s really handy.
I ended up buying the Killswitch case from Dbrand. It’s sturdy, the lip of the case rises up to cover the screen edges and it has a hard face cover while traveling. I normally leave it with its kickstand on various locations to charge for when I need it. It was an added weight but I don’t notice it anymore, and I enjoy the textured feel of the case.
Thank you, I’ll look over this one tonight and give it a shot.
I tried using it last night and couldn’t configure it to my liking. I’m about to watch the video another user posted to see if that could offer assistance.
I’m jealous. Mine tries to sit on my chest, or face when I play. The other one likes to get fur inside the case.
My apologies. As I posted to another who called it out, I didn’t realize what instance I was in. I’ll update my post.
You’re absolutely right. My apologies. I subscribe to all and was not cognizant of the instance I was in. I
Your mileage may vary with brokers. Some will explain in detail, some will just have you sign and tell you what papers they need or what checks to write.
EDIT: WARNING I didn’t realize what instance I was in and much of what is written below applies to the United States. I do believe some of the bullets will apply to other countries but not all. Step 1, budgeting, should be universal.
I’m pretty sure I’ve left off some details and there’s a lot of nuance in some steps that can change your experience. The state you live in, the type of place you’re buying all play a factor. Co-ops are cheaper but come with their own complications. Same for condos and houses, each with their own perks and flaws. Some folks start and close in 39 days, some people spend months or years in the process. There are those who will go drastically under budget because they value their monthly income, and others who will sacrifice day to day needs to live in their dream homes. If you’re buying with a partner, there’s tons of factors but the biggest two are being on the same page for finances and the home itself.
Also be wary of advice you receive. Consider who benefits. A realtor only gets paid if you close, so they may try to convince you of things. Your lender, if small, may need your mortgage so might lend or offer you advice to help close that may be in their better interest. Random person on the Internet? Who knows, maybe they’re helpful, maybe they’re deluded from their experiences, or maybe they’re an idiot.
I wish you the best of luck and try not to get discouraged if things take a little while.
Edit: crap, forgot mortgage types. TLDR for most folks a traditional 30 year fixed is safest. If this doesn’t sound right for you, you’ll need to do a lot more research on your own first before talking to a lender.
I’m just going to steal the response I read years ago.
“I possess a device, in my pocket, that is capable of accessing the entirety of information known to man. I use it to look at pictures of cats and get into arguments with strangers.”
A few months ago I was having issues using Remote Play over WiFi to my Steam Deck.
These are the steps I took to troubleshoot the issue and overall I ended up with a much superior Steam Link experience as well.
My Steam Link is hard wired but my computer is wireless. I recommend trying to adjust some of the settings I listed in my Steam post.
Best of luck, and I’ll happily answer any questions that I didn’t address in my original post.
Almost only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades.