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well, most consoles have to rely on a really strong launch line—up, like the switch with zelda: breathm is launching with its own platform, with thousands upon thousands of games. that is something that no other console has ever been able to rely on, which puts it in such a unique position in the market. not all the games in that huge library up optimised for play on the steam deck. games like control or fallout: new vegas all work fine though, even with the graphic settings maxed out. but maxing out the graphics has a drastic effect on battery life. valve say the steam deck�*s battery will run for eight hours on low end games or simple tasks, but if you play graphics and processor intensive titles, expect that life to drop to something like two hours. valve is best known as a games company, and the steam store is the largest digital distribution platform as far as pc games are concerned. but its previous forays into hardware haven't always enjoyed the same success as its games. they've had a disastrous time. they launched these things called steam machines that were sort ofjumped pcs

why zelda language in the world have to change to accommodate a tiny minority of permanently offendedeople? i don't get why we are all just taking nonsense. to me it's a ludicrous situation. a group of people come a tiny kamara dictating how the rest of us all have to act, speak, and behave. >> part of it is because people are afraid of being canceled. at work, in their lives, wherever they are. and what we have to do is remind everybody that speaking up and speaking out are not reasons to be canceled. he did not get to hit people when they don't agree with you -- will smith -- because a joke is and what you would wanted to be. you don't get to cancel everything. but you asked a question about basically the civil rights of individuals in our country. i think obviously we value that in america. look at how far we have come as a nation and we will only go farther. but what pierce is talking about, letting the few who speak for so many. we don't even really know who they are, do we? they do speak up for everybody and everybody takes their word for it. my issue is that when i go to disney

in fact buyers determined to take to zelda after days of disappointment and major setbacks but investors are torn. do you bottom fish or stay in defensive sectors? do you stay in stocks or go to commodities? here's the thing, pendulum is shifting. it is going back to fomo. we got you covered. the federal reserve is determined to crush the stock market, folks. has all the jawboning revealed all bark, no bite? is this corporate malfeasance. can't wait to talk to don luskin. do you suffer from sadism? you might be a bitcoin investor. wait until hear the latest attack on the defy revolution. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right, so it was a pedestrian session until the market started to gain a little bit of momentum. you know here's the thing, investors were expecting a ugly ppi number which by the way was even worse than consensus particularly when you look at the month toe month number. that was an all-time record high. we never got a big pullback. instead we're gaining momentum. the market feels like it needs a spark for ultimate reversal. we're range-bound a

and i also -- i beat zelda during the pandemic. >> jimmy: oh, wasn't that unbelievable >> yeah, i'm gettingthat's great >> jimmy: so you, you know, i've known you for a long time, love everything you do "orange is the new black," congratulations, that was great. and then you go, "yeah, i'm gonna come up with this idea for 'russian doll' and produce it with amy poehler -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: "and -- and just figure this out. how did you even -- how did you sell the idea of "russian doll"? >> oh, i'm not sure how we sold it i guess, the algorithm um, but -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're great, you did a fantastic job with it. >> aw, thank you so much we work very hard. i really hope you guys like it but, well what happened back -- well, i've known you guys because of maya -- >> jimmy: yeah >> you and amy and -- and fred and everything, for like, 25 years or something now. >> jimmy: wild >> and -- and one day amy called me. i was at home. i was watching "nypd blue. i was on a real bender i'm a little bit in love with dennis franz as andy sipowicz. >> jimmy: oh, i remember >> i just think he's a

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oh, ah, scott fitzgerald, zelda, coco chanel — all the people that got the hotels to stay open injulyadition of british television programmes that transfer to the big screen, particularly in the '70s, like are you being served? i remember that! send them all off to spain — that's what you do, because suddenly it's the cinema. meanwhile, where they're making the movie, it's silent, and actually, there's a brilliant maggie smith line — "the best thing about movies is you can't hear them. "how much better it would be if you couldn't even see them." and then, of course, sound arrives and it turns out that the star of the movie does not have the voice to match the face, so somebody is going to have to dub her. and you're thinking, "i'm sure i saw singin' in the rain "several times before i walked into the new downton movie," so there is nothing in it that's new at all. but i think nobody who goes to see a downton movie wants to see anything new, what they want is the thing that they like. and so maggie smith gets all the best lines... yes, you preempted me. i'm assuming that's the case? oh

well, most consoles have to rely on a really strong launch line—up, like the switch with zelda: breathic settings maxed out. but maxing out the graphics has a drastic effect on battery life. valve say the steam deck�*s battery will run for eight hours on low—end games or simple tasks, but if you play graphics and processor intensive titles, expect that life to drop to something like two hours. valve is best known as a games company, and the steam store is by far the largest digital distribution platform as far as pc games are concerned. but its previous forays into hardware haven't always enjoyed the same success as its games. they've had a disastrous time. they launched these things called steam machines that were sort ofjumped up pcs that didn't really have any benefit, they lost a bunch of money on vr headsets, with a thing called valve index. it's tried to make its own controller, that was kind of trying to make a mouse into a controller, which was very confusing and not that successful, but with this, it's sort of presenting its own version of the switch. how do you see the life—c