Regarding certificates. I use Caddy for things like that. Even stuff that I don’t want publicly available. It is technically public, but relatively secure.
I use a combination of basic authentication plus a rate limit so the password cannot be brute forced. And then I have a bypass so that auth is not required on my home network. I think it works pretty well.
What a fantastic memory for everyone involved. They will tell this story about the time they found a lost cat and the kind stranger for a long time.
Those people were delusional. I have no need for a Stream Machine, nor the spare funds. But I still knew it would sell just fine because the market is absolutely fucked.
Try Bazzite. You can get it with GNOME.
It’s great for tinkering. It’s just done differently than you’re used to.
What topics are we allowed to bring up, my lord?
To fake tears and then lie.
Data centers are a cancer and should be banned.
Do you believe this or not?
This is a puff piece for rage bait and it fucking worked.
This isn’t a puff piece. They’re talking to real people who are being forced out of their homes by data centers. It’s a worthy news story for that community.
If you believe the first statement, then you should see the value in this propaganda against data centers.
Their documentation says Debian is supported.
Opposing a genocide is “brainrot”?
Ghoulish statement.
I don’t remember a manual in game for Death’s Door. It’s a good game, though.
Are you mixing it up with TUNIC?
Yeah. I can’t tell if it’s a bit, though.
So you just believe that Russia is entitled to the entirety of Ukraine, then. Really living up to your username.
You believe that Russian civilians in Russian-occupied lands are paying taxes to Ukraine?
I understood the context. My comment stands.
You think Russia is occupying parts of Ukraine and is paying taxes to them?
The aggressors are not the victims.
Your critical thinking abilities stop at “Western bad”.
Empire is evil even if you like the color of it’s flag.
Add to this MS buying up all of these game studios to do nothing with them and then kill them because they’re so inept.
Look, I get it, you really want to pay the game. But if it’s a game that might die due to low player count, why bother?
I see two main outcomes: 1) it’s amazing and you have such a great time playing it that you’re extremely sad when it dies, or 2) it’s just a game, you play it for and while and it’s no more fun than any other game you have.
FOMO and hype are extremely effective, but not for your benefit.
With Distrobox you can install any Linux software you could on any other distro. Immutable isn’t the hurdle people make it out to be. It’s just different than what people have been used to for so long.