Thank god for that. I’ve seldom played a game as unfair as nfspu. The amount of times my car flew out of a corner because the map geometry is totally broken is through the roof. And the AI cars always weigh like dump trucks in collisions.

Heat up in the drivers’ seat, or just grab a pack of gum from the glove compartment. Enough to charge up statically and become a fire hazard.

I was incorrect. The problem is E85 has no problem burning down into the tank, where a large pressure increase could make the tank rupture and a large fire break out. Petrol kills the fire if the ratio fule:air becomes too rich, E85 does not.

I was taught the problem with lockable handles became apparent in the 00’s when E85 became a thing, as it ignites much more easily from static discharge than gasoline or diesel. Maybe I was taught incorrectly, maybe you guys had E85 earlier than us (Sweden).

I second this; Mint is great if you want to set up once and get going.

So, not a language win after all?

A low-end/budget GPU from almost 10 years ago won’t be helpful for much these days, no.

Granted I don’t keep up much with gaming communities but I personally was playing up until the breaking EAC update with no issue and don’t seem to recall reading about people having problems.

Rust became unplayable on Linux a good few years before the Steam Deck-induced Linux boom. Back then the Linux share was still counted in tenths of a percent, if that.

I tried to look it up but came up short. Love the idea though!