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macbean @lemm.ee
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Most promising "self-hosting for the masses" projects?

  • https://runtipi.io

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    I have a transparent back panel on my steam deck

  • I had the same problem. I ended up filing off a bit on the far edge.

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    Has anyone used meshtastic?

  • I’ve got a few devices running and it’s pretty cool. Don’t really have a use case for it though!

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    What moment from a video game made you cry?

  • The epilogue of Life is Strange: Before the Storm

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    M1: the normal one

  • I have an M1 Macbook air and use an M1 Pro MacBook Pro for work. For everyday usage I can’t tell a difference in performance. I don’t use them for any video editing or encoding so can’t comment on that. There has been a decrease in performance after upgrading to Sonoma though

    The air has genuinely impressed me. The amount of performance you get from a passively cooled, low power device is crazy

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    Newbie looking for Budget External Sound Card/DAC with mic input

  • The Scarlett solo has both an XLR input and a 1/4” input (can only use 1 at a time)

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    I'll wishlist your Godot games recommendations.

  • Brotato. I’ve sunk far too many hours into it

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  • I’ve had my fair share of issues with Cisco, but my horror story comes from a pair of Dell EMC switches.

    During a datacentre migration, the 2 aforementioned switches just would not communicate with each other. They were stacked together using virtual link trunking. There was nothing in the logs to suggest there was a problem, and everything was reported as up.

    After nearly 24 hours of panic and scouring nearly every resource I could find, I came across an offhand comment in a reddit post about a certificate. This lead me down a rabbit hole where I eventually found the answer. Turns out the Dell CA certificate had expired and we needed to use a dodgy looking python script to replace the certificate. Boy was I relieved when everything kicked back into life again.