This was a great topic.
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that's such a long play that you might as well just invest in the S&P instead
it'll be a decade at the very least before we see any payoff from any kind of nuclear push; that's assuming that the research is done and they can start building right away
it'll be a decade at the very least before we see any payoff from any kind of nuclear push; that's assuming that the research is done and they can start building right away
OK steev.
Which nuclear energy companies are good? It occurred to me as I was crossing a street that Silicon Valley is going to start pushing for the construction of more nuclear power plants once AI becomes more and more important.
Alright, check it out, I’mma tell you about this new controller from Valve. They call it the Roy, right? And let me tell you, this thing is intense, like stepping in the ring for the first time. It’s got that advanced tech that’s just wild.
First off, it’s got this super tight grip, real ergonomic, you know? Like, it just fits in your hand, like it was crafted to give you that knockout feel every time you hold it. And the feedback? Man, it’s like you’re feeling the game, like every hit, every punch, it’s got that sensation. This ain’t no regular controller—this thing is powerful, like the champion it was made to be.
And the buttons? Smooth, man, buttery smooth. Every press is so responsive, it’s like throwing a jab and getting that instant recoil. It really gives you control, like you’re the one in the game, throwing those hits, making those moves. Valve knew what they were doing; they made this for people who take games as serious as a title fight.
The analog sticks, they got this range, this precision that feels unreal. It’s like if you’re playin’ a boxing game, every little movement you make is like you're in the ring, making those tiny adjustments. You got control over everything, which is exactly what a champ needs.
So, if you’re serious about gaming, and you want a controller that’s gonna get you in that winning mindset, that’s gonna make you feel every bit of the action, the Roy is it. Valve knocked it out with this one, no question.
First off, it’s got this super tight grip, real ergonomic, you know? Like, it just fits in your hand, like it was crafted to give you that knockout feel every time you hold it. And the feedback? Man, it’s like you’re feeling the game, like every hit, every punch, it’s got that sensation. This ain’t no regular controller—this thing is powerful, like the champion it was made to be.
And the buttons? Smooth, man, buttery smooth. Every press is so responsive, it’s like throwing a jab and getting that instant recoil. It really gives you control, like you’re the one in the game, throwing those hits, making those moves. Valve knew what they were doing; they made this for people who take games as serious as a title fight.
The analog sticks, they got this range, this precision that feels unreal. It’s like if you’re playin’ a boxing game, every little movement you make is like you're in the ring, making those tiny adjustments. You got control over everything, which is exactly what a champ needs.
So, if you’re serious about gaming, and you want a controller that’s gonna get you in that winning mindset, that’s gonna make you feel every bit of the action, the Roy is it. Valve knocked it out with this one, no question.
Xbox controller and wireless adapter.
8BitDo makes a wide variety of Bluetooth (and wired) controllers if you want something with a more old-school feel: https://shop.8bitdo.com/collections/bluetooth-controller
8BitDo makes a wide variety of Bluetooth (and wired) controllers if you want something with a more old-school feel: https://shop.8bitdo.com/collections/bluetooth-controller
Should I get the razer pro gaming controller or just an ordinary one? I wanna use it to play Super Mario Bros 3. what is the best cost performance gamer controller?