u/Money_Fish

Not sure if this fits the theme of thus sub, but I'm thinking of getting a handheld like a Steamdeck to play PC games on the go and while chilling in bed or on the couch. I know there's plenty of reviews and breakdown videos out there but I wanted to ask real users with no stake in the game. Which ones are the best value and what are things to pay attention to when shopping around?

For reference I play mostly singleplayer indie games and the occasional multiplayer game like DRG.

I have 2 semi-functional consoles and I'm trying to frankenstein them to life. They have 2 different disc drives and I want to know if I can just swap them out or if there are software/hardware differences that will cause issues.

I'm a new user and I really like the way YNAB helps organize and prioritize spending. I have one big problem though which is that in my country, we often use multiple currencies for transactions. For example I earn both USD and my local currency as a salary. The local currency is used for day to day spending like groceries and gas, as well as paying my utilities. USD is used for big purchases (like a dishwasher or a car) and for credit card payments and online purchases. Certain places even demand payment specifically in USD or EUR.

This means I'm often exchanging currencies at the bank and because of the shifting exchange rates and volatility of our local currency, it's made tracking my actual net worth incredibly frustrating. Is there a way to use multiple currencies in YNAB or have it pull from the global exchange rates to calculate my expenses? Can anyone offer some tips that may help me out?

Balatro, Dungeon Clawler, Raccoin, Clover Pit. I basically have a little gambling machine in my pocket. Now if only someone could get on with making a roulette-based RPG that would be great.