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Ragebait headline.

And I am a Jellyfin user, who never used Plex so I don’t care about the comparison much.

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GrapheneOS is nice as it is now, but could they keep up if Google at some point decides to fully pull the rug from its Open Source version? The past few months worry me about the direction that Android is taking and GrapheneOS has quite a dependency on that.

I never buy games at the original price. I always wait for a discount.

Fuck, that’s a good meme.

All dungeon masters 0%?

My elderly parents are getting a continuous amount of scam calls now practically every day for I don’t know how long. All because they one time actually took a call and talked a while with the scammer. I am not at their home a lot, but last time blocked numbers on their handset landline phone. It seems the scammer noticed and switched numbers as they do.

Point is, this has been going on for weeks or months. 24h are nothing in waiting time for a scammer. It just forces them to do yet another call a bit later.

Be careful when you set it up. Make sure to enable file system access before you start syncing. I think it got fixed in the release a few days ago, but before that BasicSync thought without file system access that you had an empty folder and deleted all files on the remote directory. Happened to me.

Other than that it works as expected, quite happy with it.

I am assuming this is referring to the recent drama around syncthing-fork, which made a lot of people question its safety.

But in the meantime another app called BasicSync jumped into that gap.

I think the joke is wife bad and husbando horny or doing other things he doesn’t want the wife to see. Japanese boomer humor essentially.

I really enjoyed using Thunder but then found Summit, which offers one killer feature Thunder doesn’t have while covering everything that Thunder has:

Multi-communities!

I got several gaming-related communities grouped, all the selfhosting communities grouped and I just need to check those multi-communities instead of each community one by one.

Also Summit works a bit better for Piefed than Thunder, but I know that is work in progress, so no criticism there.

Oh, she’s from Canada, you wouldn’t know her.

Untitled Goose Game is definitely a blast. Pizza Possum is just crazy fun. Moving out is also great.

We just started playing KeyWe, seems short but so far pretty fun too.

Honestly, my favorite purchase of the past years is the Steamdeck. Can take it to work, play in my lunch break. Can take it on trips, play in the plane or train. Also got a dock at home, where I play coop games with my kid. So I guess if you are a gamer not playing any not supported games (there aren’t that many), go for it.

Thanks, but already got it somewhere else. Probably not a great idea to post a direct link to it, though.

For a button dashboard as you put it I once got OliveTin recommended, haven’t yet set it up though.

I just love it when people post one sentence rebuttals without actually including any usable information what they are talking about.

Is it a fair comparison when VGA plugs came with screws pretty much by default? I think I have seen HDMI cables like that too, but if so then it is a much rarer find.

I don’t know this game but have been emulating Mario Kart 8 Deluxe via Ryujinx on my Steam Deck for quite some time now, including all available DLCs and updates.

There’s a menu somewhere where you point Ryujinx to the folder that contains the DLC, it should immediately recgonize them. Easy to spot if it is an update because it will change the version number in your list of available games.

What do you mean, Germans are “online more than americans”?