I see you're holding to the Australian view on cryptography.
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Ah, so, pure unadulterated bullshit.
You're right. I forgot not all Ayas are cute pocketable OLED 5.5-inchers.
No, I just daily-drive a OneNetbook 4. Steam Deck is wider than that. Or a GPD Win Max. Or anything reasonably-sized, really.
You did all you could to prevent that from happening.
Same. I'll never believe in GP AI until I see a proof that a matching GP NI exists.
Speaking of bigger numbers: Are there even any rivals larger than Steam Deck? The damn thing is wider than my laptop.
I think the point of the original Deck and the recent update are that they have too crappy of a screen to play non-demanding games, too weak hardware to play demanding games and too heavy of a body if what you do is just streaming from a PC.
"What should I attempt before deciding I need to roll my own?"
Definitely don't. If there isn't a FLOSS Linux client for it, just don't use it.
Oh, the shitshowrunners will sure claim it's valid. What I meant to say is that it's a scam. If an election is a way to find out whom does the electorate want to elect, then this is not an election, it's a voting process. A voting process without a way to distinguish "yes, I've researched them all and cared to show up to tell you I want none of them" from invalid ballots, people not showing up etc etc is actively swiping the actual people's stances under the carpet.
While it's legal status might be dubious, from the fiction quality perspective it's no different from non-fanfiction. Like, there's a ton of crappy fan and non-fan fiction alike, and then there's genre-carving stuff like HPMOR that basically gives the original Harry Potter books a purpose and excuse to exist.