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3 days agoI just want to say I transitioned over to Dockhand and I’m glad I did! Thanks again for the recommendation!
James R Kirk
I’m not Admiral Patrick of the former dubvee.org I just play along to waste the time of those who believe they are successfully harassing him.
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2·3 days agoThe article said they were existing publications that had a regular readership before they were replaced with slop
This is depressing, thankfully I have never even heard of any of their listed publications.
why are you so confrontational lmao I don’t interrogate your tastes
Looks awesome thanks for sharing
This is exactly what I was curious about, I’d never heard of these. Thanks!
Guess I’m not True Gamer™ enough for you sorry!
Lmao imagine asking someone on Lemmy if they like trains OF COURSE I LIKE TRAINS GREAT RECOMMENDATION
One of the few times I played around with VR was a racing game and it was awesome, but I’m not a big racing games person so my concern is that the $1200 headset would not add much value beyond the quick thrill of adding VR to a few games
Oh I would 100% get that one but also I’m not looking to spend $1k purely on VR novelty games
As someone who has never played with VR much but would consider a Steam Frame in the future what kind of things do you enjoy it with?
What are you paying for 800gb?
You know more than me
Look into NGINX Proxy manager and DuckDNS
Portainer has worked well for me but it has so much that I don’t need or use. It looks like Dockhand has a Home Assistant integration which is nice, so I’ll check that out thanks for the rec.
Same and same! I don’t think it’s fully sunk in for a lot of Linux die-hards the game changer that is immutability/flatpaks.
Yes but I recommend waiting until someone makes a version of Linux specifically for Bigscreen because it’s not really ready yet
It’s in the post. They wanted immutability:
“Unraid has always been a so-called immutable OS— however you modify your server, if you go in there, you type the wrong command, you delete all the files from your root, you still could just reboot and you’re back to the virgin release… and that’s a big reason why we’ve chosen Fedora [uCore].”
— Tom Mortensen, creator of Unraid
Google Keep is my white whale of self hosted apps. The vibe coding aspect gives me pause as I have been burned before but it is too promising to turn down so I’ll give it a shot!