DesolateMood @ DesolateMood @lemm.ee

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One thing that I haven't seen anyone mention yet, in this post or the last one, how to you plan on aquiring videos for your server? If you plan on torrenting, you just have to pay for a vpn, Proton doesn't allow you to make p2p connections like that on a free account

I believe it. I'm just glad they kept the option to turn it all off

Started playing through the Assassin's Creed series again but completely disabling the hud, even the minimap. I did have to open the big map frequently at the beginning but you get used to it and it just feels cool having to scope out/explore an area to find and get to your target and deal with guards as they come

I will say the first game feels like it was made to be played this way, but the second game (which I'm on now) and later unfortunately don't feel like that. Still gonna try to get through the whole series like this though

OPs problem is that proton blocks Lan connections when connected and require you to pay them if you want to unblock it

Idk if proton allows you to download config files on a free account but if they do then you could use those to manually split tunnel your local internet

Edit: if they don't then the "most secure" (and cheapest) option is to pay for a VPN that allows Lan connections

I don't plan to access it anywhere but home

Okay so what's all this faffing about for? Just don't open it up to the internet and access it with your servers local ip address on your home network

Idk proton ge just worked for me and I followed this guide to get content manager and all the other goodies working properly

Hank Green made a pretty good video on the topic. Basically, he's excited about the stuff Collosal is doing that surrounds this, but doesn't like the way they are marketing gray wolves that look like dire wolves as dire wolves

I can personally attest that assetto corsa works, and according to protondb iracing is the only sim that doesn't work. Automobilista 2 not only has a native port but also works under proton, and Lego racers (I'm assuming you're talking about Lego 2k drive?) works and has a platinum rating

As far as I know, no wheels are natively supported on Linux (running the windows driver in wine doesn't work) and we have to rely on community made drivers for ffb. It seems like your wheel does have community support, just follow the instructions and you should be good to go. You can also fine tune your wheel with Oversteer

Ha, get a load of this guy, he thinks wine is an emulator!

Why are you down with #3 but not #2? The way I'm reading it, #2 necessarily has to happen before #3

If you prefer we could make it one wide panel

You lose a bit of functionality but you can use it for free

I'm sorry, the what gene?

Can someone fill me in on why this is funny

My god, it never ends

Welcome to the self hosted world friend. Also, your friend is going to need to download Tailscale also if they want to connect to your computer

I personally don't really use physical media anymore but I can't imagine it's going away anytime soon

Original title for anyone who doesn't want to click on the article:

"Minecraft is getting a visual overhaul you probably don't need because of all those mods you've got installed"