Steam controller or PlayStation, depending on the game.
K3can
joined 1 year ago
I have a couple Libre Office files where I document the non-technical stuff for my own quick reference, like network layout in Draw, or IP and port assignments in Calc. I use a git repo to store and organize podman scripts, systemd unit files, configs, etc. Probably not the most elegant solution, but it's simple and FOSS.
Reverse proxy is Nginx Proxy Manager.
I have the older "Google WiFi" mesh and I was able to install OpenWRT on them. You might want to see if that's an option for yours before spending money on a new system.
Libre Office "Base"
Someone probably just dropped a reel while swapping the tape on their mainframe and has spent the last week trying to roll it all back up.
Another option would be to redirect logs to a ramdisk. That's what I'm doing on a RPI to try to minimize writes on the sd card. The biggest downside is that you lose your logs when you power off the device, but if the alternative is not having logs at all, I think it's still a better option.
Of course, installing a proper drive is still the best solution.
It never stopped working for me, besides the outage the other day. I'm guessing it's because I'm a mod for a sub. They said from the beginning that they wouldn't break things for mods, and surprisingly, it seems that they've kept their word on that.
Not much any more. I brought it to PAX this year to keep me entertained while waiting in lines, but otherwise it's barely come out of its case this year.
I don't blame the deck, though I've scarcely played any video games this year, in general. When I got it, I played a bunch of the Witcher 3, but then they released an update that completely broke the game on decks. After that, my go-to game (when I play) became Cities Skylines, which just feels far more natural with a mouse.
67% on QRZ.
That includes everything I log, though, and I don't actually expect confirmations on some of them. For example, I'll log QSOs on local repeaters just to help me keep track of people I've talked to in the area, but I don't expect to get QSLs on those.
Anyway, for a point of comparison, I have 59% on LOTW.
Just bought Palworld, but haven't had a chance to play yet.
I do occasional smaller "takeouts" and haven't had any issues.
I have an "automatic album" (or whatever they call it) where all the photos of friends and family (even pets) get automatically added to it. Then I can just request a "takeout" for that one album, since those are the photos I actually care about. It's a much smaller download than the entirety of my Photos account.