This is put so beautifully!

Mini Metro was the first thing that came to mind. Fun little time waster.

Shameless plug for [email protected] - duration is in the post title.

It does sound a bit like creating plausible deniability for some sketchy transactions later on.

The problem is running GUI code as root as it’s never been vetted for that. What you want, effectively, is to have EDITOR variable of your session set to kate and open system files using sudoedit. I’m a terminal guy myself, so this exact thing is enough for me. Having said that - I’m sure someone will chime in with a plugin/addon/extension/etc that adds this to the right click context for what I assume is KDE. Or you can try looking for that om your favourite search engine.

Go to lemmy settings on desktop (not sure about app support) and export them. Then create an account on feddit.uk and import them.

Not a developer.

To boost your post I’d say the rest of environment. Road access, utility access, maybe some nature - pond, wood, etc.

Mostly agree. Audiobooks are not my thing, but of it were - I’d look for a way to resume where I left off, maybe some recommendation on what to listen to next.

In general - once you’re into hosting stuff and past the initial barrier of setting everything up - adding another service is dead simple.

There are simpler ways - using newpipe, grayjay, etc.

Can I be unreasonable? I’m gonna be unreasonable.

Gentoo.

Glad to hear! Not that you’d want to send email from a residential IP anyway - if not for your ISP, every email service wouls bounce it anyway.

Yes! Thank you

That’s just wrong. I’ve learnt many things! Such as

• I don’t like it
• Regulars smell
• Everyone’s constantly guilt-tripped into giving money
• The harmonics of that fancy version of piano (it’s not called that, slipped my mind atm) are actually awesome

And many more!

Your comment made no sense at first. And then I checked comment counts on other instances 😀

No drama in this corner of the fediverse :)

It is quick and easy. Maintaining any other OS side by side is always a bigger ordeal than not doing it. It breaks the other way around as well - If you were running some linux distro and then tried dual booting by installing windows - no way you’d be able to boot into linux without extra tweaking.

Normally firewall is on the router. Sensitive environments usually run one on the client as well.

It’s not v6 itself, it’s rather lack of layers of nat that prevent forwarding a v4 for most folks.

Fair enough, I guess. Still, I was dumbstruck by lack of ability to open up a port.

It doesn’t fix it, per se, rather removes the need for layers of hacks such as nat and cg-nat. Every device gets a globally routable IP - no need to forward anything, just open the port you want.

IPv6. My stupid ISP actually shipped their router with all inbound ipv6 blocked with no way to unblock it, so I set up opnsense. Works like a charm!