Domi @ domi @lemmy.secnd.me

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I mean letting people play their coop game if their servers are having issues is free. The game itself is P2P anyway.

Same here, all my 4k players run Kodi/CoreELEC with the Jellyfin plugin.

If I hear a song I like in a movie, game or other media I add the song and the discography for the artist to the downloader.

Once I have some free time I listen through those songs and filter out everything I don't like.

The rest gets added to my collection. I never delete songs unless something slipped through like a short interlude.

This is the thing that annoys me the most about this situation.

They literally only need to check in after a game ends to update the overall planet progress. If something fails after the match, so be it.

But I guess microtransactions gotta microtransaction.

They all run in user space. As such, they can barely get a process list.

My best guess is they do absolutely nothing right now.

Are you using the official dock? If so, you might have to RMA it.

The first firmware update on my OLED deck messed it up and it stopped outputting anything. The one I got now outputs HDR and VRR with no issues.

Can the monitor scale the rate down to consume less power or something?

In theory, yes. However, I have never seen it used that way. The only widely used applications for VRR are games and video playback.

Would be interesting to do some power measurements though.

Is X downgrading my 75 Hz monitor to 60 silently?

Yes, X does not support different refresh rates. Wayland does.

Since I noticed a lot of people didn’t replay due to slowness

The system to replay chapters was really bad, if you had been able to jump in at every scene I probably would have replayed parts I was interested in as well.

Only being able to resume at given checkpoints and then having to spend an hour to get to the part you are interested in was just a drag so I didn't really bother after my initial playthrough.

Especially since AI is already in Firefox, the offline translation feature uses local NMT models.

https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-translations-models

If only ESPHome had support for Zigbee on the C6 and H2. So much potential for cool projects.

The lamp stopped working and I've put off replacing it.

If you still have it, do it. Replacing the lamp on a projector is incredibly easy and only takes like 15 minutes.

If you only order the bulb without casing it's also very cheap.

Yesterday I plugged my Xbox 360 controller into my steam deck and played Halo 3 Like an OG.

If you had told someone 10 years ago that you can play Halo 3 on a handheld running Linux with a OG Xbox 360 controller on Steam they would call you crazy.

I had the same issue and you can do this by editing your Steam shortcut and adding -silent to the arguments.

Yes, I don't want external users to accidentally play the 4k version so I only give access to people who I know can handle it.

Fedora:

• Put H264 and H265 hardware video decoding back in
• Make Flathub the default Flatpak repository
• Make the installer easier for beginners by hiding advanced settings most won't need
• Make their KDE spin more prominent, currently you have to look for it to find it

Only on Windows, on Linux it runs in user space.

Just as a side note, if you play on Linux there's currently no anti cheat that runs in the kernel.

It's all in user space and only has your user permissions.

SteamVR on Linux works out of the box if you have a Valve Index or a HTC Vive.

There are some others that work via ALVR but can't speak about that.

Two caveats though:

• Valve likes to break SteamVR for Linux with every third update and then takes weeks to fix it
• It works but there's a lot of issues with it. From incorrectly scaled UI, to missing features, to SteamVR Home not working for a year straight

Most of the time there are community workarounds but there's only so much they can do.

Yes, I run two instances of Radarr and Sonarr. One caps out at 1080p, the other one only allows 2160p.

Jellyfin just has two separate libraries for them.

I'm mostly doing this to prevent unecessary transcoding away from home where streaming 4k HDR is unlikely. At some point I will merge them but bandwidth for 4k streaming is not there yet and proper HDR tone mapping is still rare.

Due to time and energy i tend to an out of the box, non OSS solution.

Why not both? OPNsense and pfSense both sell official hardware.

Both are pretty easy to configure but have pretty much no limit on how deep you can go.

Unifi works great as well but you hit a ceiling fairly quickly if it needs to do anything advanced.