cannedtuna @ cannedtuna @lemmy.world

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Was there more to the post?

Because pizza isn’t involved

Posting here so I remember to share my UniFi setup later. Off the top of my head UniFi manages my DHCP leases like normal, and I set my DNS to my Pihole server with I forget what logging option on so I get full metrics in Pihole of what clients are what for each DNS request.

Felt. I like the taste of certain foods, but like I do feel like it’s a chore a lotta days

S7 was already horrible

I’ll have to check that one out, thanks!

I played this demo for a game called Ascent: Rivals at a convention last year. It was like a modern pod racing game, it was pretty cool. They have a demo up on steam that I’ve had in my wishlist for a while now, tho I haven’t really looked at it in a year.

I hate that you can’t right click copy images, it always wants to share as a link. Plus some other issues when sharing, but it’s just such a pain in the ass.

At first I thought this was about Tycho Brahe of Penny Arcade and was genuinely confused for a minute…

Have you ever hear the tragedy of Marilyn Manson?

I thought not. It’s not a story the teachers would tell you.

I absolutely hate WebP. Worst format ever.

4, 1, 3, 3.5, 4

Obviously

What are they supposed to do? Just not use the cool expensive toys their increased budget got them? That would be a criminal waste of taxpayer dollars! /s

Immediately thought the same thing too

Link to thread mentioned above.

For real. We need context

Thanks for continuing to post these! Sorry to hear your not doing great right now, I hope your health improves.

Because once a cheater, always a cheater.

Might consider trying a weighted blanket

Yeah idk what the author of that article was smoking when he wrote that headline: “…Orange pi neo pricing, it’s shockingly affordable”

Nah. I played the crap outta Bubble Bobble around that age. Some of my best early memories involve playing Bubble Bobble on NES with my parents after dinner every night. Had all the level codes jotted down on a sheet of notebook paper, including all the lettered levels.