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Interesting concept. Could be a useful service to people, could also just a means to analyse player habits for marketing and game design purposes.

Is anyone using this, and has it had any positive impact for you?

When I was starting to use Linux in the late 2010s, I was quite confused by how all the init stuff worked. Now that I use NixOS and systemd, I’m things have become really easy. I could write a simple backup system by chaining a few services together without problems.

They were probably thinking that by openly opposing it before it collected enough signatures, they would have given it more publicity and hence made more people sign it.

Ah, the propaganda war has started.

It’s missing the fact that the nix store can be huge, even if garbage collected regularly. This prevents me from using nix on my Ubuntu laptop with limited HDD space.

But then I’d have to combine that with existing services myself. NixOS ensures that there is only one postgres running for example, such that not every service starts its own postgres instance.

For immich, for example the following is enough for a most basic configuration:

services.immich.enable = true;
services.immich.port = 2283;

This looks amazing, and I will try it out once it has reasonable NixOS support.

I especially like the immich integration.

Does it increase battery consumption of the phone a lot?

What?

Bought it anyways now. Have played both star wars games often enough, so need a new soulslike now

Cooperation often beats competition.

When I was young and installed my first Linux, I actually searched around as root if this was stored anywhere. But I never found it.

Elden ring only 40% off? I feel betrayed

What’s so bad about Steam Controller 1 that it desperately needs a sequel?

You can also have different SSL settings per virtual host with nginx. No need to use different IPs for that.

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Looks awesome!

It was one of the cheapest variants of intel processors, so I highly doubt it has any sort of transcoding support. I have resorted to using my desktop pc for streaming, since it has a much better CPU.

Tried to use my fifteen year old intel atom home server for 4K videos with Jellyfin. Probably could have predicted that, but it was veeeery laggy 😄 no way that old of a processor can transcode 4K videos in real time. It is useful for backups though.

Honestly, I can’t get myself to play it through. It’s just so strange and has so many depressing elements.