jws_shadotak @ jws_shadotak @sh.itjust.works

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Yeah there's a couple tools like that on steam. Blender is on it too.

So is it just a crazy coincidence that they're responsible for 60% of all dog attacks involving hospitalization? They're the highest fatality causing breed in the world. It's not just the owners.

Just got back into BattleBit. It looks like a dumb game because of the graphics but the mechanics are just awesome.

There's been lots of updates adding some good QOL stuff like trophy systems and self healing with bandages.

Not really, unless you know a lot about sound engineering.

I don't think there's any version of the show that doesn't have a laugh track.

I highly recommend moving that to a docker or podman setup. Gluetun is the go-to for VPN traffic. Set up a little container and you can link other containers to it to route all their traffic through.

The game is Only Up, which is like a 3D version of Getting Over It.

tldr:

There's a space suit on a mannequin locked in a glass case in the basement of the Lodge. There's a small crack in the seams of the glass case that allows you to interact with the mannequin instead of the master lock.

Brother printer is probably the best brand if you want it to "just work" but still have support.

I paid the premium price for a color laser printer scanner combo - about $450 I think - seven years ago and I haven't paid a cent since. It's done everything just fine.

Hate to break it to you but this is a font. It's all typed.

There aren't any

I played about a dozen games and most of them worked great through steam.

Arma is gold rated on protondb.

What I don't understand is why everyone talks about how easy Linux gaming is when it's clearly not as simple a process as Windows.

I see this type of comment all the time on here. I tried switching over completely a week ago and had nothing but problems.

I went with Kubuntu after hearing success stories of gaming on Ubuntu and the great GUI of KDE. R5 5600X and 3080 Ti.

Framerate on Arma 3 was abysmal. It's mostly CPU locked so NVIDIA drivers aren't as critical. Max 30 FPS in a location I'd usually get 75+.

Lutris was unable to install the blizzard launcher. It was giving me an error about using a 64 bit version of WINE instead of 32 despite Lutris pulling the dependencies. I manually installed the supposed packages and had no option to manually select them in the installation process. Lutris automatically selected the wrong one and I gave up after that - about an hour of trying to install it.

Gaming on Linux is nowhere near ready for most people. There's just too much troubleshooting and frustration.

Ah ok

Is there an easy way to host a website from a VPN? Wouldn't I have to fiddle with ports and such instead of just using 80 and 443?

Got it all set up. Now I see why people love rclone so much.

Oh, I didn't realize rclone has a webui.

I think this is exactly what I was looking for.

This looks like the answer - thanks dude.

Seconding AirVPN. I've been using them since Mullvad removed port forwarding.

Running salt water through any kind of cooling system is going to cause huge problems.

Salt is corrosive. Metal will degrade rapidly from salt water running through it.