Thanks, I’ll try this. What speaks against this is that all my services turn unreachable, and those do not rely on ssh access. But still worth a try.

Yeah this, 99% of the cases its permissions not being right.

Dockge hasn’t been updated in a while though. Does not matter for me since my setup only runs in local network but I am not sure how safe it is for online use.

Awesome, thanks for the confirmation!

Is anybody who updated already using Findroid? Just wondering if the update breaks anything in terms of 3rd party apps.

Edit a few days later: made the plunge and can confirm Findroid works without issues.

Yeah same. I am really bad at keeping stuff updated so I rather keep it local too.

I do not think that doing the right thing is difficult, is the customers problem here. The companies could have also just not given those costs forward to the customer, but they were very happy to do so, because, well… money.

I think his joining Meta to work on VR was… an interesting decision.

I can only repeat myself. They think DRM is their moneymaker. You are right they should, but that is you as a sane customer talking.

They would never ever drop DRM.

Yep, the market is chocking full of old games and indie devs make new games that run on potatoes, games that are really fun to play. I don’t care about the latest hardware anymore. This kind of “strategy” assumes everyone wants the latest tech and only AAA games.

Fuck, no! Could this mean a starting incompatibility with Heroic, to force people to use Epic launcher? You all know the Epic launcher will be terrible, there is absolutely no fucking reason to use it over Heroic.

Nice, thank you

Maybe some explanatory text would be good before I go and open a random google docs link?

Dunno, you’re referring to your one downvote? I use Metube as well, works pretty well for me so far.

It would probably just download RAM then. Which I can do myself, thankyouverymuch!

“Bought”, I mean the money never existed or did it?

If I had an e-mail provider I’d be confident staying with for the next few decades, sure. But I don’t feel confident about it and it would just move my problem with old gmail e-mails to the next provider.

And the next provider may not have a “takeout” system. Since Proton has encryption you have to use their client? I remember hearing about Proton bridge to connect to other clients, and it was supposedly clunky.

Not convenient. My computer is actually a docked Steamdeck I only use occasionally in Desktop mode. I know lots of people will frown at that, but I do 99% of anything I do (aside from gaming), on my phone since a long time ago. For work I have a work laptop and I surely wouldn’t want to store my mails there.

So having Thunderbird on my Steamdeck for browsing old e-mails is just not convenient for me.

My small homeserver is part of a backup strategy, so putting something on it reachable via a webUI of some sort will also ensure all of that is backed up. Since my Steamdeck is mostly games and many saves are stored in the cloud automatically, I don’t back it up as much, not worth the effort.

Well this is it! Thanks, didn’t find that in my initial search.