

That’d so funny man lol i love the mascots tbh
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That’d so funny man lol i love the mascots tbh


I’d say it would be a common use case but still never see people host it, a deadman switch sends notifications for you to check in, and if you miss enough of them sends selected contacts notifications and executes scripts


Isn’t just the client open source
Looks interesting, I personally liked Everwind as a Minecraft like game
Minecraft is imo one of the most fumbled games, so much potential. So to me no single update could make up for that, I just hope for a general shift of direction, I didn’t expect this opinion to be popular I’m sure many others have specific things they want
3 new passive mobs that dont do anything and 7 new shades to build with finally


I don’t like it, the whole point to me is to not pay anyone to store thing on a computer that I don’t own. If you have a dedicated IP I would always prefer a homelab


Halo still exists?
SSH but i mostly do everything over dockhand which is a webuj for docker
Yeah yeah ill document everything one day, when all is “done”…
Jokes aside I just use outline for everything but I wanted something more lightweight as a kind of backup that works with plain text, other ones I didn’t quite like but this seems just right
I only host for my family and me otherwise use public servers, for that my server never consumed much resources at all and I never ran into these key issues people mention. I’ve been hosting it for 6 months. Idk despite it all Matrix just checks all the correct boxes is it not worth using even with the issues you had?
Matrix solution always worked good for me
Why does nobody like matrix? I get setup maybe used to be hard but I personally used ansible playbook and its really noon friendly and simple


Depends


all good its confusing with all the different terms and pros and cons


yes in most games i just want freesync to work but my most played games are cs2 and overwatch i r un both easily at 400+ fps on my 240hz monitor and thus i want no kind of vrr involved and jsut the direct frame output to my monitor as quickly as possible. At this high fps tearing isnt really visible anyway its just about the latency


ill look into it and i have no problem messing with configs as long as its worth it
homelab running linux mint with about 60 docker containers about 45w, meassured at the socket (2HDD)