Really? Hadn't read about it. Well I guess that'll be a no go for collections when they do it

I've found the best place lately are private bittorrent trackers. There's one ran by a so called anonymous rodent that works pretty well and has hundreds of collections.

Emmanuel Rosier, director of market intelligence at research and analyst firm Newzoo told GamesRadar+ that "As long as Valve is independent and not a publicly traded company," it looks impossible for Steam to be overthrown as the de-facto PC gaming marketplace.

Yeah, no shit! As long as they're not beholden to shareholders that need them to enshitify their platform as much as humanly possible before the users can't stand it anymore and leave in droves... It's just impossible to compete with them!

Who would have thought!

That was very funny and interesting insight, thanks! I also tried running a model that had no sense running on my hardware, didn't know there was a meme about it

Holy fuck! You guys were not lying, what a wild ride!

In GrapheneOS you can set it so it requires both a password and a fingerprint

I tried both, as well as others, when searching for my wiki, ended up with otterwiki too, it's just really good, I specially liked that the markdown files don't need metadata hidden in each one of them, and the concept of the entire wiki being a repository. Also, being able to just drop markdown files wherever and the wiki will pick them up and put them in the correct order

Those things are used to automate(or not cook yourself), in fact I'd have the opposite opinion of someone that needs them.

I want to convert my homelab to infrastructure as code.

What resources did you find useful to learn it? any particular pain points?

I manage everything manually but it's mostly docker in LXC on Promox, with some VMs mixed in. I've started learning git and some ansible with some books and courses I found, but would like to find the resources others found useful.

Wow! It's unbelievable this is stop motion, this studio fucks

That's great news! This is the best VR game I've played.

Brave's reader mode works for me as well