Read a newspaper some time. You might learn a thing about that.

I didn’t realize all Russians were in the Linux kernel maintainers file. Silly me.

This is not collective punishment.

Good. Fuck Russia.

Bitwarden supports importing Firefox passwords.

When you don’t have a business plan you choose ads.

Install valid certs. Problem solved.

They made metric paper. Time to make metric phones.

You have no idea. As someone who tried to get into d2 not knowing anything about it, I was completely lost. The menu interface is Byzantine. The concept of the game is lost. You have to ask people how to play the thing and what the goals and objectives are because the game is so lousy at helping new players understand it. I gave it a hard pass.

Incidentally, it sounds like you’re describing Elden Ring and DS3.

Also check hardware support.

If the timeline is long enough then it’s always worth the refactor.

There are a few voices included with pied which is why I suggested it.

Check out Pied: https://github.com/Elleo/pied

It’s funny because I’ve seen a lot of complaints about freezes and lag spikes in Elden Ring, but I’ve never noticed these because they’re apparently not an issue in Linux.

$329 for a thermostat? Yikes.

Yikes, lots of misinformation here.

Alias it to pull those in automatically?

Hey, it’s better than the gnome developers who will just close your issue when the discussion gets “too heated” or they refuse to see your use case as valid.

They took away the ability to set alarms through the mic icon. The most useful feature for me.

Start with a simple, basic service. Think of something like a web server or ntp. Understand how these services affect your environment with respect to security, performance, availability, maintenance, backups, other services, firewalls, routing, DNS, monitoring and notification, documentation, change control, etc. Those are the hard parts of hosting and if you find ways to be effective with a simple service the others will be less daunting.