chronicledmonocle @ chronicledmonocle @lemmy.world

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I'd rather see Whitmer and AOC, personally. Harris is disliked from both sides. I can't see her being an option. She has a 39% approval rating. She's even lower than Biden.

As much as I'd like to see another candidate replace Biden, it's too late in the game and Americans are generally idiots. They'll screw things up this late into the battle and Trump will win.

As much as I hate to admit it, Biden is probably the best path forward ..... Which gives me acid reflux a little bit to say, but the idea of Trump being president makes me want to jump off a bridge, so I'll take a couple antacids and hope for a better choice in 2028.

Not sure what kind of Extender it is, but if it can run OpenWRT, you can flash it to that and have more control.

Sounds like you need to enable 802.1r for fast roaming between APs on both access points and then make sure the SSIDs are the same.

Also, you can improve things by splitting your 2.4ghz, 5ghz, and 6ghz (if applicable) onto separate SSIDs, with your phone connected to the 5ghz band. Since it has lower range, it will likely roam better because the signal from one to the other will be more "apparent" to your devices.

If they're providing IPv6 to you, port forwarding shouldn't be necessary most of the time for online gaming.

Are they allowing UPnP upstream?

As a Texan, there is no state income tax here. Texas can't say shit.

Actually you can, as long as you own the game and are playing a backup of it.

Pretty sure renting is what townhouses and apartments are for. Single family homes don't need to be rentals at the rates they are now.

In typical Republican fashion, they apply the rules they like and try to burn down the rules they don't. After all taxpayer money for corporate America and private, Christian education good, money going to "the poors" bad.

If you're getting a /64 from your ISP via DHCPv6, you likely need to send a prefix hint. I'd guess /60. Then you'll have multiple /64s to work with on your inside interfaces.

Who is the ISP?

If you're allocated DHCPv6-PD with a subnet, you don't use a relay.

Not only a black man, but a gay black man. Although, he wasn't out as gay back then. Imagine their heads exploding if that had been known.

Conservatives are quite the special snowflakes.

Anybody talkin' bad about Dolly gets a good ol' fashioned ass whoopin'. She's a national treasure on the level of Mr. Rogers.

Want to know what I used to pirate, but don't anymore? Video games. Steam makes tons of money off of me and everybody else and has reasonable DRM with an easy to use store.

Piracy is a delivery problem. Make content easier to get for reasonable prices and you'll make money. Don't do that? OK. Piracy it is.

I dunno. Racism, sexism, and Christian Nationalism is very on-brand "American". At least for Republicans.

It's just Liberals have a "Let's move forward and improve" view of the American way of life and Republicans want to go back to the Dark Ages.

I'm not against AI. I'm against the hoards of privacy-disrespecting data collection, the fact that everybody is irresponsibility rushing to slap AI into everything even when it doesn't make sense because line go up, and the fact nobody is taking the limitations of things like Large Language Models seriously.

The current AI craze is like the NFTs craze in a lot of ways, but more useful and not going to just disappear. In a year or three the crazed C-level idiots chasing the next magic dragon will settle down, the technology will settle into the places where it's actually useful, and investors will stop throwing all the cash at any mention of AI with zero skepticism.

It's not Luddite to be skeptical of the hot new craze. It's prudent as long as you don't let yourself slip into regressive thinking.

Honestly surprised he didn't capture his tears into little vials and sell them.

Crusades 2: Electric Bugaloo

Proton is the compatibility layer to run Windows games on Steam. Lutris is an app that lets you run non-Steam games in a similar manner.

I didn't really follow a guide. I mostly started by dual booting Linux and seeing what worked.