My kids are playing and I help read occasional dialogue or troubleshoot their strategy. I'm trying to stay real hands off. The share a character. It is cool.
So my bigger is watering what she calls mushrooms in the dilapidated boiler room. Is that a thing?
Ive played to like year 20+ and some of the stuff they try is weird but works. For perspective, they have no real understanding of money and the farm is as wild as ever lol. I'm trying to drop hints of how cool a backpack would be
There are over a trillion hectares of free real estate in those minds. Manifest destiny is back for .ml. Who new the market place of ideas could be so scary?
I didn't want it to end
I would like a controller. I'll give bazzite a better look when I get to a home theater PC. Thanks for the input
Is bazzite couch friendly? I'm expecting to need a mouse and that isnt my ideal setup
Thank you! Your tech analysis mirrors much of my own and your build of matrix mirrors some proofs I'm working. It is wonderful to see what others are doing. Thank you for sharing.
I am hosting on vultr and deployed synapse, postgres, and a signal bridge on a 2 gb mem, single core VM. It is simple but effective for learning. It is about 12$ per month.
My next build will be docker based. Reverse proxies are a weakness of mine so I am trying to upskill before I make the change and advertise my setup as prod to family and friends :)
I'd prefer to run everything from my homelab, but I don't have the infosec confidence to open my home network. The costs of cloud will never beat the salvaged comps I get at university surplus ;_;
Its been as easy as searching stuff like YAML or AWS on tracker sites. There is a surprising amount of content. I even got some cool cooking content from Master Class
IANAL but one would sau , "It depends."
Questions in capitalist systems should always start with money. Does anyone profit or lose perceived value by the uses described? If yes, the plaintiff has the beginning of a case
Educational content. I'll get udemy or pluralsite content if I'm studying a topic. It has helped me earn certs and stay informed on different tech.
I used Fitbook on fdroid for a bit. The best feature was support for weighing food to get calories.
My biggest frustration with apps today is the lack of support for home cooking. I cook most all food but it is a pain get nutritional information unless it comes from a box.
Ive been trying to find a tool that will let me dump in all ingredients by volume/weight so I know the caloric value of a meal. CooksIllustrated uses this https://api.edamam.com/ but I can't find an easy way to bring dishes from magazines or cookbooks to it
They have a straight forward application process every week in IRC
Nice. I didn't know krule had a other album out