The DRM on steam means that games actually get released on Steam. The value they provide for me is that I can play multiplayer games with my friends on my OS of choice.

The DRM thing is a non issue for me. If I want to own the game forever, I will just pirate it. GOG as an example - I like the idea but in practice, there are hardly any games I’m interested in on there.

So I just take things into my own hands. Buy the game on Steam if it’s the right price and for the convenience. Pirate it in 10 years if it ever gets removed from Steam and I want to play it again.

Thanks. I really like the idea of merging seer into the same interface. Very useful.

Any chance you would consider releasing it as a flatpak on flathub?

I haven’t actually tried it yet, but on that note, if you have an OpenWRT router you can configure dropbear to unlock it.

Them blocking old reddit finally got me to bother getting redirect working (To redlib) in URLCheck. Fuck em, the experience is actually better so far.

I didn’t even make it an entire day of searxng, front the literally fist search I tried I was getting blocked haha

You mentioned you are using openwrt, you can host wireguard right on your router. If you only have one LAN it’s very easy to configure, there are a few examples on YouTube.

Either they all should be able to juice or none of them. In fact, Mark Hunt sued the UFC over this very thing. The UFC was scheduling him to fight juiced fighters and it shortened his career.

And that was the basis for Mark Hunts lawsuit against the UFC

I came really close to using one until I found out about the idle power usage.

Look into Borg backup you will get encrypted backups you can send over ssh and it will be faster, and you get de duplication

All my passwords my family would need from me are in the shared org. I have a document that outlines what they should do if something happens to me. It basically says, shut the servers down, and here is where all the money is and here’s my will.

Also included in the document is instructions that they should export their vault from the bitwarden app, create an account on bitwarden.com and import it.

The bitwarden app actually caches the vault. So they should be able to export it even if your server is down.

I use my gaming rig to serve up qwen3.6-coder to Open Web UI and that’s been very successful in helping me refactor my home lab to be more effecient and easier to support. Over the years of building my server I got everything working, but lets just say it’s a bot of a mess and a lot of shortcuts were taken.

I plan to look into ComfyUI soon but I do that have much of a use case for it at the moment.

Probably won’t play it for a year as I don’t have time, but I’ll join the swarm and boost everyone’s speeds. Incredible work by voices38

The situation is being exaggerated, although it wasn’t a first. Initially, Google declared there would be no option for users to install unverified applications. Later they announced the waiting period.

The waiting period is still a problem and it’s Google taking one step closer to solidifying total control over android. But come September, users that still want to use Newlipe will be able to.

Yes they will. In the same way they are now. Users will have that waiting period, which is stupid, but NewPipe will still work.

Google announced you will still be able to install 3rd party apps although you will have to jump through extra hoops such as a waiting period. Newpipe will live on.

Yes, but in my experience, its more work to get it to work. Some games will launch immediately, others you will find yourself tweaking proton settings or installing dependencies. On windows every cracked game just launches immediately.

Does this have the ability to compress clips to a target size for say something like Discord?

Ive got 32GB DDR5 6000mhz