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I'm guessing this means no DLSS support 🫤

I use a VPS as a homelab gateway of sorts from the outside.

Essentially, the VPS runs a Wireguard server that I connect to on my OPNSense Router. The VPS then reverse-proxies all incoming traffic through the tunnel to my homelab. All my DNS entries point to the VPS's IP. This pretty much gives me a static IP, hides my real IP, and lets me do some light caching on the VPS. Kind of like a DIY cloudflare.

I also run Uptime Kuma on the VPS, since it will continue to work if my local network is down.

Fedora for coders

And Manjaro for no one. The distro is run by clowns

The only thing holding me back from using GrapheneOS on my pixel is the lack of Google Pay. Being able to carry just cell phone when i go out shopping is pretty awesome

This sounds pretty exciting actually.

I'd love it for coding on the sofa if i could pull out a laptop shell and just plug my phone into it to fire up VSCode.

Turkish coffee all the way

Magnesium Citrate does not fuck around. I used it once when constipated and it cleared me out good.

I also barely slept that night and had to take the following day off work, because i absolutely could not stop shitting for almost 24 hours

Nothing is preventing you from doing it, but there's friction between each one.

In a game like last epoch or poe, you hop in your map/monolith, blast it, exit, dump your shit in your stash (which is right next to where you go in and come out), then go right in the next one.

That last part is where diablo stumbles. There's too much downtime between each dungeon. Too much busywork, not enough demon killing.

containerd on my homelab cluster, docker on my dev machine.

I really want to use podman, and I occasionally do for a few weeks at a time. In 99% of usecases, it does work identically to Docker. But there are weird edge cases, especially when it comes to privileged containers, where podman's behaviour differs from docker's, and I just end up switching back.

I really wanted to love Gloomhaven, but I honestly couldn't get into it - it was too faithful to the boardgame. I'm sure some people will love that, but it overall made for a sorta clunky feeling gameplay experience.

Plus, the difficulty is truly punishing. Don't be surprised if you fail the first mission.

I for one welcome Meta to the Fediverse.

The most likely scenario is that they won't federate by default, but it will still bring in a massive influx of users. Of those, there will be a small percentage that will branch out from whatever Meta builds and join the fediverse as a whole, which I see as just a net benefit.

If ActivityPub and the Fediverse can't survive corporate interests, it would have never survived regardless.

Standard Konami things, it feels like everyone forgot how shitty they are