When you need a nannybot? Yes.

I adore how the rest of the fire diamond has absolutely no purpose and can be omitted

Aha bluetoothctl connect f3:a2:de:e6:b5:a1

Connected

Could not connect

And the best part? They knew it would happen! All in the name of scaping a few more dollars off the taxes we pay.

Yeah please elaborate?

Searching ‘bazzite development status’ on ddg barfed up This article and scrolling a bit further, saw no official or nonofficial discussion of fedoras changes (being any different for an already atomic distro??). The article is AI, and very SEO’d to be showing in the top from august last year

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The future of the Bazzite Linux gaming distro hangs in the balance. While the inherent relationship with Fedora creates a symbiotic partnership, it also introduces significant challenges. To thrive in this dynamic environment, the Bazzite team must embrace proactive planning, foster a strong community, and implement smart mitigation strategies.

Nobody types this shit, I won’t lie you had me worried because I’ve very much enjoyed my experience with it so far across 3 PCs. And would be verh bummed if it came to that. But ffs this is the shit just searching for development status, and I wish sifting through this garbage wasn’t a requirement now

Funnily enough, I had this issue consistently using ubuntu based distros, and bazzite/fedora fixed it. It only started when i switched from an nvidia card to AMD on my ryzen system runnung PopOS, persisted with Mint, but is yet to reoccure on either my Intel/Nvidia or AMD systems. Very strange issue, I haven’t seen any definitive conlusion online

WTF

“Character highlighting”, “flashbang recovery”, they just had to come up with some corporate sounding names for common cheats lmao. We’re just back to LAN parties as far as I’m concerned, sucks for the competitive scene though.

Although I do have mine exposed to the internet, I do think this is the simpliest way:

Have an additional DNS resolver capable of overriding your outbound request to your server to loop back instead. I’m not sure what you’ll need to do different if you’re using a domain for your certificate, you could likely add your local IPs to your DNS return. But using domains allows you to wildcard your DNS override to catch all connections you may have using subdomains

E: if anyone could let me know if they see this comment, it seems my instance is having issues federating

Honestly though if you pulled out a picture with 14 monitors all with terminals, I would be impressed

Okay be real, you want to do all your networking config and drive pools and high availability all through the CLI?? There’s still a reason I use the CLI in the GUI but thats just nuts

Or they could brutalize the world for another 60 years of oil taps, and then figure it out later when the Earth is cooking, why not?

Did you try what your error message suggests? Also didn’t know ybat nginx could do i2p, unless thats new or you’re using some extension

redirects port 80 to wikipedia

Unless Im missunderstanding… why? You are using a reverse proxy and https for your services? If you aren’t, that’s a terrible vulnerabulity you’ve made yourself. Why would you need to access a web service on any other port than https? A reverse proxy allows you to use subdomain routing to access different services behind your domain. Your companies firewall is certainly blocking you from accessing nonstandard ports.

I’m just shocked Fedora is playing well with a quadro series card, and I’m not looking back. If there’s some bottleneck, it’s no larger than the one on my general experience with windows. Though I would very much like to be runnung a non-tainted kernel.

The windmills will steal all the spinning from hurricanes, a bust to home owners insurance

Also though running an ad blocker makes them have to serve the web request and not get ad revenue 🤷‍♂️

Eh it doesnt really matter, I’m sure they kept running archives even before selling off to altman, and invariably impacts more actual people trying to maybe find that one useful comment to fix something.

But… how else do we sell our tool as a super intelligent sentient do-it-all?

Also, the author was clearly biased against any kind of torment nexus, completely disreguarding our well studied benefits of using our Torment Nexus™

Selfhosters, that is your cue if you haven’t already made at least a local mirror