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It was surprisingly easy! I set my phone to a 10 second delayed shot, clicked start, stuck it in my mouth, then put my hands in position. It was deceptively easy to aim it because the screen is actually right in front of your eyes, so you can see what it’s looking at.

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    Idk, I just wanted to share with someone other than just my ex :3.

    I’ve wanted to for a while, but the final thing that pushed me was because I wanted to win an argument lol. I was asking if I could borrow a hair clip, cause my hair keeps getting in my face, and she said no, guys would just use hair gel or hair spray. The next day, I came out to her, and then asked if I could have a hair clip now, even though it’s “not for guys”. 🙄

    Ngl I’m kinda disappointed in her for enforcing gender stereotypes (regardless of what gender), but it’s whatever, she’s completely supportive of me.

     

    Hey everyone! I started working on this a month ago and then forgot about it after I finished v1.0. Today, I announce v2.0! This adds so many improvements and makes it so much more functional than before.

    Ultimately, every time I updated Proton GE, I got more and more tired of having to keep going to github, downloading the latest archive, extracting it, restarting steam, and configuring it to use the new version. So I decided to automate it! You can now run this script, and it does everything for you, and so long as it's not the first time you've used it, you don't even have to restart steam!

    Now, as I say in the README, the official GE-Proton repo gives an example of script that does something similar, but that example is intended as more of a one time thing, and I felt like I could make a more permanent script that also makes some functional improvements over their implementation.

    I hope you all enjoy!

     

    Context:

    Over the past few months, Xfinity has just been causing me so many problems with self-hosting. Not having a static ip isn't actually that much of a problem for me, I was able to set up a little docker container that automatically changes my dns records when my ip changes. However, pretty frequently, they'll reset my router/gateway's firewall configuration, which blocks basically all ipv6 traffic by default, and the other day, they even removed my port forwards while I was away, and hid my server from the port forwarding screen so I couldn't add them back until I got physical access to the server.

    So, I've come to the realization that I should probably set up a VPS, since that should solve basically all of my issues. All I want is something that can forward/proxy gigabit traffic to my server, probably over something like wireguard.

    To be clear, I still want all of my services to run on my server, I just want the VPS to route the traffic.

    And, said VPS preferably has ipv6 in addition to ipv4 access, and gigabit download, though none of those are strict requirements.

    Questions:

    Are there any issues or limits with this setup that I'm not considering?

    Is there a better solution?

    Assuming the previous Q's are fine:

    What's a good VPS provider for this?

    What software should I use to actually do the forwarding/proxying?

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