Silver Golden

Heh ye, it’s always funny to see Americans (in large vehicles) get stuck on the smol and narrow roads in the west of Ireland.

It’s not just the design but also the factany were laid down before cars were a thing so they tend to wind and twist.

One thing though is the speed that feels safe for a driver does not always line up for what is safe for other users of the road. Bigger cars make drivers feel safer at the expense of everyone else.

Their instance seems to be a waste of space (/s)

!opnsense@lemmy.world is the link of anyone else wants to follow (with minimal hassle)

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Liftoff will manage the upload for ye, on browser it worked by pressing the image icon or pasting it in, anything else I don’t know

When I upload text appears in the post (the markdown for the image link)

The other comment got me curious as to it being a new update but according to play store I am up to date.

Also using liftoff and it seems to be fine.
Might be more related to yer instance.

It’s been a while since I use caddy but I use the dns for nginx, make sure you are using the correct api key, it does not like using a too permissive one.
So a zone token instead of an account token.

My first (so far) purchase has been wireless adapters for my earphones (iems). Signing up was interesting as they do not allow ye to register with an email that has aliexpress in it.

So far said adapters are good, really good (trn bt30)

Heh, the op was somehow under “hot” for me, might have to switch to sorting by new or top-day

What is wrong with yer current instance? There is no real detriment to not being on Lemmy.ml if ye are are already on another instance

It’s an interesting learning curve.
I would really recommend using flakes, basically lockfiles which abstract away some pains with dependencies.

Nixos Options is utterly fantastic for figuring out stuff (also links to source config)

The syntax takes a bit to get used to but if ye have used something like lisp or haskell before then it should be easy enough to pick up.

(I’ll add links to my repos here when I am back on computer)

NixOS > Arch

This is one I have on my to play list.

(Though I am currently occupied with modded fallout 4)

If ye want something short then A Short Hike (heh) If ye want horror try SOMA
Scifi/Detective then Tacoma is pretty good.
Eldrich Undercurrents - Call of the Sea
If Atomic Heart vibed with ye then Paradise Lost.

I would recommend giving a check on steam to see if any of them catch yer fancy

Walking sim is basically any game where you wanter around observing the world with minimal interaction, not just a game with a lot of walking.

• SOMA (Has option to make it a walking sim)
• Sunlight (really beautiful)
• Call of the Sea (great soundtrack)
• Deliver us Moon/Mars (Scifi really good)
• Red Matter (VR)
• Accounting (+) (VR)
• Stray (Kinda, very very low combat)
• Tacoma
• Observation
• A gliders Journey
• Stanley Parable
• A Short Hike (Beautiful pixel art style one)
• Forgotten City (Small levels of combat)
• Paradise Lost

Some foplks may not classify all these as walking sims but I would.

It’s not really a single single player game, more a set of specific genres: “Ubisoft open world”, “Immersive sim” (especially Arkanes), “Bethesda RPG” (Even 76 which ye cna play pretty much solo), “Walking Sim” (a genre I fell in love with this past year)

What??? You uninstalled it?
Now ye are going to have to reinstall all yer mods again (that is a game in and of itself though)

successfully failed at ignoring!

I have both a Hetzner root server (it’s nicely beefy) where I host all my public stuff (website, api’s, Lemmy instance etc) and my homelab which is more personal media (Plex, 'arrs, Gitlab, wireguard, dydns)

The Hetzner box is configured using NixOS (config).

Homelab is mostly configured with docker compose, though I have plans to switch over to nixos to nail down the config. I am using cloudflare for my dns and created a smol cli tool to update a record there with my public ip address (homemade dydns). This is used by Wireguard to give me access to everything hosted there. Even though everything is hidden away from the Internet I still have https on everything thanks to dns verification.

(hastially typed up over breakfast so it may be a tad disorganised, feel free to ask any question if ye have any)