MonkCanatella

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MonkCanatella,

This is super real and definitely happened.

MonkCanatella, (edited )

Looks nice, I love open Garuda suse

MonkCanatella,

I’ve sunk a lot of time into this game. $20 is a good price. It’s a little unbalanced imo. A little bit grindy for my taste. The gameplay loop is fun, but it takes a fairly long time, about 30-45 minutes for one run. It can take longer depending on difficulty. Each run nets you between 6-10 of what can be considered XP points which you use for upgrades, and a typical upgrade costs 30-100 XP. So you’ll be playing hours of gameplay to unlock a perk which isn’t rewarding enough for the time. They unlock a basic upgrade like 2% movement speed for your workers, and then something a little more unique like allowing you to select a different item to bring with you on a run. I have done probably 40-50 runs and it just doesn’t feel rewarding enough for the time it takes for each run. Also, the runs always end right when you’re getting your “flow”. It’s fun but they should take a deeper look into the core gameplay loop and make some fundamental changes.

MonkCanatella,

Bad logic. If there’s risk involved and they can’t get the. Legitimately, it’s going to add a significant overhead.

MonkCanatella,

is this the chess 2 i’ve been hearing about?

MonkCanatella,

Workspaces in flooro are poorly implemented though I would still suggest flooro as well. With the sidebery extension you can get some very good organization done

MonkCanatella,

I highly recommend just downloading any videos you want to watch. Some guy made an extensions for firefox on linux that lets you click a button and it just automatically downloads and opens that video in mpv player. You can also use tube archivist, yt dlp, etc to auto download your subscriptions.

MonkCanatella,

Really good app. Hopefully when they introduce their premium pricing it doesn’t start to enshittify. I’m hoping it’s not another case of taking advantage of the open source community

MonkCanatella,

Yeah but that’s true about any linux distro. if you can do it on one, you can most certainly do it on any others

MonkCanatella,

I’m confused, how can an application ship with wayland? What if the DE you’re using is on x11?

MonkCanatella,

cool, but I was asking as a question out of technical ignorance, not as a complaint about wayland.

MonkCanatella,

Nah, I literally didn’t have any idea. I’m all for wayland adoption. I’m on x11 because my main computer has an nvidia gpu but with wider adoption, I’m sure the fix will come soon.

MonkCanatella,

i.imgur.com/WDEFvny.gif

MonkCanatella,

Looks like it’ll be one of those free to play gacha games with a million different ways to get you sucked in at first then hit you with paywall after paywall.

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    MonkCanatella,

    Doubt.

    MonkCanatella,

    I’m using it myself for my vps and it’s fine. I don’t think it’s anything spectacular, but my use case is really basic.

    MonkCanatella,

    This guy really loves fantasy. His enthusiasm is really infectious! Gonna have to pick up a few of these based on his recommendation.

    MonkCanatella,

    nixos-rebuild build-vm

    wow. I gotta check out nixos. That is incredible. Do you happen to know if fedora silverbue or any of the other immutable distros do this, or is this something specific to nixos?

    MonkCanatella,

    Yeah it’s not in a useable state. If you do a custom partition, it installls the bootloader wrong lol

    MonkCanatella,

    In that case, wouldn’t it be possible to try this on any distro? Just make a new user per DE? Also, I think what they’re pointing out is that you can change DE and rollback to where you were before

    MonkCanatella,

    I did some research yesterday and it looks like silver blue has some rebase command that does something similar. Universal Blue is using that to make it easy to switch between DEs, netting a very similar result!

    MonkCanatella,

    www.programmingfonts.org/#hack

    You can check out fonts here and filter based on mono spacing, ligatures, etc. Hack is by far my favorite font but I just wish I could use it with nerdfont/jetbrains ligatures. It just has this beautiful way of being able to look open and readable while taking up less space than fonts like fira or jetbrains.

    Cool for them for making a font, but personally don’t think it’s up to firacode, hack, jetbrains or many other fonts out there

    Wait, why did they invent the phrase “texture healing” for literally what all mono space fonts try to do: make a monospace font that doesn’t look like cluttered shit.

    MonkCanatella,

    oh wait you’re right. I wasn’t having luck with the nerd fonts on windows but on linux it was somewhat better. what I was thinking about was having Hack with nerd fonts and Jetbrains ligatures patched in. I found a couple repos that purported to do that except the ligatures never worked.

    MonkCanatella,

    Pretty cool actually, though I highly doubt this is an innovation. Good for them if they’re actually the first font to do this

    MonkCanatella,

    That’s a nice one!

    MonkCanatella, (edited )

    The Lemur Pro starts at $1,150 for an Intel i5 machine with 8 GB of RAM and a 256-GB SSD.

    Seems a bit expensive no? About dead on with macbook air pricing

    if you’re strictly looking at value, it’s a better value to buy a macbook air with m2 and the same stats and just install linux on it.

    MonkCanatella,

    Ah shit, you’re right, pardon my ignorance.

    MonkCanatella,

    They sell laptops with 4k screens.

    MonkCanatella,

    Yeah actually much better comparison.

    MonkCanatella, (edited )

    That’s a great question. Sounds like iscsi is less flexible but more performant, but potentially only in particular situations you may not encounter in a homelab, while nfs is more flexible and not as performant, depending on what you use.

    From what I’ve learned just reading this thread, you should make iscsi for db and vms, and nfs for stuff like linux isos and other shared media. That said, with iscsi, I believe it’s possible to resize the disk pretty easily. For the DB, you can probably have it be its own little container with an iscsi drive, and expose it over tcp for applications that need access.

    As for your last question about worpress, you could archive it before transfer and either store as an archive or extract it after it reaches its destination. Would be a simple script.

    MonkCanatella,

    I don’t really see any benefit to using pure gnome. Extensions aren’t a negative if they improve your workflow.

    MonkCanatella,

    They straight up stole this tweet the original author. Weak.

    MonkCanatella,

    twitter.com/doc_fathom/…/1466885137107505167?lang…

    MonkCanatella,

    Unleash the beasts

    MonkCanatella,

    I feel that too. It’s easy to misconstrue as anti nazi people getting pwned. Then again it’s really old nazis getting pwned by anti nazi musical director

    MonkCanatella,

    That’s what I thought as well. Simple really

    MonkCanatella,

    Good looking out. I installed this and verified it’s working, but does this automatically start at start up? I can’t seem to get systemctl enable to work on it.

    MonkCanatella,

    Oh awesome, yeah I was missing the user tag! Yeah all working now, thank you :)

    MonkCanatella,

    I was alive when it happened. The only thing that healed my trauma was the memes

    MonkCanatella,

    I’m really loving bottom

    MonkCanatella,

    I love Fedora. I like it a lot more than Linux mint. More than either, I’ve really enjoyed PopOS. It went from a distro I wasn’t sure about to my favorite really quickly. Highly recommend it.

    MonkCanatella,

    So this would basically allow me to use unbound as a DNS filter and resolver? Any reason why one would use adguard/blocky in their setup? Would it be more performant to use blocky + unbound, or have all your filtering done using unbound?

    MonkCanatella,

    That’s cool, so why would someone run pihole/adguard/blocky with unbound?

    MonkCanatella,

    I have Qobuz and Spotify. There are downloaders for stuff you like enough to archive. I’d probably be happy enough if I didn’t go through my old playlists and find that they just randomly delete shit ALL the time. So stuff I really like, I try to download before it’s gone. Nicotine+ like others have said is probably the most complete you can ask for, but quality can be an issue. The best is private trackers but considering that getting into one is like a full time job, at the point you can’t find something you really want, just buy it or something.

    MonkCanatella,

    Thanks, I hate it

    MonkCanatella,

    I never suspected Kitboga but it could be. Jim Browning I 100% believe

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