If the plug is loose and you grab and yank it, there’s no risk of touching the hot, and the ground won’t hurt you. Also, with ground side down, loose outlets expose the hot connection when gravity pulls it down, while this doesn’t happen in the ground up orientation.

the day there’s a widespread apt or pacman hidden malware

You mean like all the recent exploits on the AUR? It’s already happening. Digital hygiene is a responsibility that many don’t take seriously.

Fuck poll numbers. I’ve marked every political and polling message I’ve received as spam. They can find out my vote when I cast it. Go vote people, ignore polls.

Seriously, I barely play any new games, and pretty much no AAA that have come out the last few years. This year I’ve finished:

• Splinter Cell Chaos Theory, Conviction, and Blacklist
• Super Mario World
• Grim Dawn (co-op)
• 999 (9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors)
• Across the Obelisk (multiple times, wife and I play this co-op)
• Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin
• Stella Glow
• Ball x Pit
• Rainbow Six Vegas 2
• ChainStaff
• 9 Years of Shadows
• Ace Combat X
• Live A Live remake

And currently I’m playing Megacopter: Blades of the Goddess solo, and Divinity: Original Sin 2 with my wife.

I’m having a blast tearing through the backlog this year, and I’ve barely bought any games compared to previous years. My Steam Deck alone has like 150+ games on it I’m looking to play through, and that doesn’t even account for all the retro games I’m looking to play via emulation.

Even the C1 has its issues. I keep mine locked down to LAN only at the router and it works great, but it runs like shit and has ad notifications on startup if it can reach the internet.