It's happening y'all,

I'm currently going into parallel worlds in my first run where I killed the alchemist, the pyramid boss, the dragon and the triangle boss. Before this run I only killed kolmi once, and died to the dragon. When this game gets going, it gets going!

I spent half an hour running through wand-mart, but I haven't found a single tele/short-range tele bolt in the whole main world, so getting to the parallel world meant trusting on the recoil of my wand 😅 hopefully find a tele soon.

Can't wait for the poly to screw me over and ending my run ❤️

Edit: And so it ended. Never found that tele-bolt. Time for the next run!

cross-posted from: https://feddit.nl/post/52370482

Hey everybody,

I'm looking for a tool stack that is FOSS as much as possible, running on linux.

Currently:

• 2D Art: Krita / GIMP / InkScape
• 3D Modeling: Blender
• Engine: Godot
• Content creation: Kdenlive

All this works great, but I'm looking for a more general world editor.

I was watching this video from Blizcon 2016 and their editor, WowEdit, is just the dream. No way there is something like that right now.

What I'm mostly looking for is a tool where I can paint terrain, with a pen, like they do in the video. It needs to be able to export heightmaps and splatmaps. Do any of you have a good suggestion for this? I've looked at TerreSculptor, but that is mostly generation of heightmaps, which is cool in it's own right.

It's okay if it isn't FOSS, but being FOSS would be preferable. I try to support such projects anyway, so Free as in Libre, haha.

Hey everybody,

I'm looking for a tool stack that is FOSS as much as possible, running on linux.

Currently:

• 2D Art: Krita / GIMP / InkScape
• 3D Modeling: Blender
• Engine: Godot
• Content creation: Kdenlive

All this works great, but I'm looking for a more general world editor.

I was watching this video from Blizcon 2016 and their editor, WowEdit, is just the dream. No way there is something like that right now.

What I'm mostly looking for is a tool where I can paint terrain, with a pen, like they do in the video. It needs to be able to export heightmaps and splatmaps. Do any of you have a good suggestion for this? I've looked at TerreSculptor, but that is mostly generation of heightmaps, which is cool in it's own right.

It's okay if it isn't FOSS, but being FOSS would be preferable. I try to support such projects anyway, so Free as in Libre, haha.

Ik vraag mij af of deze instance nog een toekomst heeft. De server is zelden te bereiken, en wanneer deze te bereiken is is het ontzettend traag. User-engangement op de instance is zoals te zien in de toegevoegde grafiek ook van een klif aan het storten.

Is het wenselijk dat er mensen mee helpen, dat we een stukje (vrijwillige) donatie vragen om het op een VPS te hosten o.i.d.?

Dit is een portaal voor een hoop Nederlandse gebruikers om zich te verbinden aan een gedecentraliseerd netwerk, maar zoals in veel posts te zien is gaan deze mensen weg naar de meer monolitische instances, wat het vrije en decentrale gedachtegoed te niet doet.

Hopelijk kunnen we hier gezamenlijk iets aan doen!

Hey everyone,

I have an unraid server and over the years I've gathered quite a lot of tools, some of which are now exposed to the net.

I've been mostly checking on my server every once in a while to see if things are healthy, but I would like a more central version to look into the health of my network, any issues from docker logs, etc.

Anyone got a good ui for that? (preferably deployed through docker)

Hey everyone! Once a year around mid winter, I gather with a group of about 25 people for the weekend, and we each pick up a task. Last year I did a breakfast, and I liked it so I volunteered again this year. I'm now looking for inspiration!

Last year I did a classic Dutch (we are Dutch) breakfast, with various breads, toppings like cheeses, meats and sweets (Yes we put chocolate sprinkles on our bread and call it breakfast), and fruit.

This year I want to do something a little different! Tell me about favorite things to make for a large group, tell me about its history, origins, heritage!

So, I still receive telemetry information from my old lease car, a Kia e-Niro, to my app. A huge, HUGE privacy issue.

I made sure to remove my profile from the car before turning it in, and doing a factory reset of the car's software.

I can see everything, AC, whether there are doors open, odometer, and above all, location.

Also tried to see if I can turn off the AC, but any commands throw an error, so disabling my account on the car at least did something 😅

I had it in the Netherlands, it's in Poland, and it looks like it's on its way to Ukraine.

Kia, you need to check your security.

Edit:

Holy shit it gets real bad. I can lock and unlock the car.

Hey everyone, I'm looking for some insights of my fellow riders. I'm starting to carry more tactile stuff with me, pens, paper, a calendar, a small driver kit, some small tools, etc. For this I want to start carrying a bag. I like the flexibility of a sling/messenger bag, but I'm looking for experiences with them on a bike.

• Are they comfortable for commute driving (<45 minutes)?
• How is quick access?
• Do you use it outside of riding as well? I'd like it to be somewhat nice looking so I could carry it while walking / at music festivals for instance.
• Any extra information or recommendations are definitely welcome!

I'd love to hear your insights!

Hey everyone,

Recently started with Arch, using Hyprland as a WM and Waybar as a statusbar. In the link I refer to a module page on the arch-wiki. There they refer to 'commands' when actions happen, for instance: on-click, on-scroll, etc.

How do I figure out what commands are available for that module?

In this case, I would like to reverse the scrolling from the default behavior. The backlight module has an option ' reverse-scrolling' baked in, but this one doesn't. So how do I figure out how to send what command to wireplumber through the scroll actions of the waybar module?

Kr

Kevin!

Solution:

I'm a bit dumb and it's any and all shell command, so the solution was

"wireplumber": {
    "on-scroll-up": "wpctl set-volume -l 1.0 @DEFAULT_AUDIO_SINK@ 5%-",
    "on-scroll-down": "wpctl set-volume -l 1.0 @DEFAULT_AUDIO_SINK@ 5%+"
},