I’m currently using systemd, but have been strongly contemplating a migration to Void, which would have me using runit

I tried to tell him.

Radical. Tubular. Bodacious. Gnarly. Basically anything a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle would have said.

I live in a glass house, man. Lutris works well for me, other than that I don’t know shit about fuck.

If you mean contributors are using AI assisted/generated code, I personally don’t care in the least as long as it’s properly reviewed and vetted. If it’s a deal breaker for yourself and others, I get it, that’s fine, it’s a free society.

Lutris is the way.

I think if anything the appeal to me is to be able to jump ship on a number anytime I feel it’s too compromised, with minimal registration requirements-- I.E. personal information. For any communications that are more sensitive, I typically use encrypted mediums.

Very early 2000’s. In the console we had PS2 and XBOX, which were both game changers. PC games also hit a really great stride, where we were seeing technological advances met with creativity.

I love mid-to-late 1990’s gaming from a nostalgia perspective, but I still think 2000’s were the golden era.

I have all my services spun up in docker containers, which makes it easier to pick and choose which services use Tailscale and which use a VPN. I guess I haven’t yet been put in a position where I wanted one to use both.

Tailscale’s free offering goes a long way.

Assuming you’re using the web UI

Settings -> Blocks tab -> Search for the instance in the “Blocked Instances” section

EDIT: Sorry, I misread and thought you meant a whole instance. But communities can be blocked in the same place, just a different section.

Yeah, that’s what I was lamenting. I want to add a third to my array, but stock is depleted everywhere and there’s no sign yet they will manufacture an updated model.

It’s literally two panels without a bezel between. You can run full-screen with one input, or go into PIP mode and drive each individual panel with a different input.

It really is a shame. I think right out the door being only 60hz probably hurt their adoption. But really, the ratio just doesn’t shine with your average, floating WM that most users are only accustomed to.

That’s fine. I’m running two DualUps (16:18) with a TWM, and it’s amazing. I wish they weren’t a discontinued display, or else I’d add a third.

They’re for us dorks who like to like to chase efficiency in both screen real estate and keyboard navigation. A nice TWM combined with either a 21:9 or (my personal favorite) 16:18 ratio is pure bliss.

I just prefer tiling windows managers idk

I’m just thinking if you got nicked and didn’t have a chance to reboot into an encrypted state, or otherwise the device was compromised outside the house.

Y’all aren’t worried about having a tunnel into your (likely questionable) servers, on your mobile devices?

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