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Thanks for the response :) The only window that is not transparent is vim, all the other are transparent even when in use but the transparency does change to less opaque when not in in use.

If you look in the hyprland.conf you'll also see that I've enabled grouping/tabs for windows, this means that if I open 2 terminal they can both share the same window and a new bar will pop up on top of the window showing the other windows.

I'll do another screenshot later showing this once I've got the bar styled correctly as it looks a bit ugly atm lol.

goes without saying.

Bitwarden+vaultwarden, harden the chosen VPS, set SSH to use keys only, then setup fail2ban for webserver and ssh Also consider putting ffsync on it as well for extra browser benefits.

Not all domain providers will allow you to change the nameservers of a domain they sold to you as they want to sell you the rest of what you need for extra $$$

You can only have 2 name servers on a domain and it is not advisable to make them point to different DNS providers as they will both need to be authoritative and by having 2 different providers will mean you get 2 different SOA which will break fundamental DNS.

to change the nameservers will either be simple or hard, depending on the domain name provider it might take 24 hours for them to change the name servers or they may allow you to change them via web UI which could be just a 2 hour wait.

Said the Russian minister of warped reality and confused ramblings.

My God, I felt sick reading this.

For sure man, mine came with a copy of cubase which blew my mind then and now lol

Well then, Thanks for sharing! I moved on from a ZX81 to a BBC Master (128k+dbl sided 40/80T dual disk drive) and then to a Falcon 030 in late '92. Games sounded sooo much better on the Falcon 030

Poor twat is so myopic.

Right but we don't age things from it's last release do we!

First released in 83 when I was 9 and I played with my ZX81.

Sorry but it's a blatant gen x spreadsheet program!

I don't, I've been on arch since 2012 when I left xubuntu. This install has been in many different machines and started life on a HDD and is now on an nvme.