It's fucking horrible even here in EU, where I would expect it to be better regulated. Can't imagine how bad it's in the US.

I've even seen multiple posts on local subreddits about people buying SUV/crossovers and one of the main reason was being blinded by other SUVs.

Fucking horrible it should be checked at every MOT, and it sometimes is, but the newer vehicles are exempt from yearly MOTs for some stupid reason.

So minigames when shaders compile?

Here in Poland it works quite well, at least when the merge is expected.

But we have signs reminding people of that and they also display this kind of driving tips on info boards on motorways when there is nothing more important.

This week I nad to install Wi*dows on my old laptop so I could give it to my dad.

It turns out that for some reason microslop does not include the NVMe drivers for this platform in the installer. Never had this issue when installing Linux on it. Image my confusion when I found out this was the issue.

My dad told me that is the late 90s model. And Poland in the 90s was dirt poor, so it had to be very impressive back then.

We used it as the main TV till 2012 at least and it served as secondary for some more years after that.

I'm just waiting for Skyblivion, a true remake

Only the essentials

2137 spotted

It's getting harder to get a nice pair of non-streach jeans. And the streach ones are shit IMO

And get at least 16GB of RAM. Decent amount of laptops with better iGPU have it soldered to the motherboard, so not upgradable.

Not all mobile 11-14th gen had Iris Xe - you can look them up on Wikipedia and I wouldn't go lower than 80 EUs. You should be able to find more used Intel laptops than AMD.

I have i7-1165G7 (96 EUs) and it's fine for older/not demanding games - I played Cities Skylines 1 on my laptop and it was playable.

PS: last time I checked I had better FPS on Linux than on Windows 10, which might be related to how Intel drivers and dxvk handle DirectX9

You all are using wrong website for HTTP statuses, this is my personal goto: https://http.cat/status/409

I mean there was a train bubble once, simpler times tho

Source

That's quite bad, on mine the second controller port doesn't work. Fortunately the drive works fine.

Maybe you could try FreeMcBoot

I had a flip phone once. I kicked it due to being angry that I don't have a smartphone and it split in two. I was 12 maybe

Funny enough I could still recieve calls on the bottom half.

I decided to go bare minimum effort to get the self-hosted music expirience, so I'm just hosting the music on NextCloud for the Symfonium app to grab. I downloaded most of the music from YT music using yt-dlp, since that's what I'm quite familiar with and I don't have the arr stack set up yet.

I'm planning to move to Navidrome or Jellyfin soon™

Happy to hear great suggestions in other comments

I just picked up a PS2 to pair up with a trinitron that I'm going rescue from my dad's basement. It was the main TV in the house unitl 2013 and served very well.

I've been deploying Gitea (or Forgejo, still can't decide), but I've fallen into the Ansible rabbit hole and can't get out. Also learned Terraform in the last week and I'm still on the fence about using it in my homelab. It's nice for the cloud but I don't think it's as useful on-prem.

rn I'm only using docker for the services I have behind a VPN, so I don't really put that much thought into securing them. If I had any publicly accessible ones I would setup an automatic patch or even build my custom images.

And as always I'm trying to up my security game, but not at any cost

Wow, i was literally waiting for this. There are no quality htpc keyboards in the market rn.

I was even considering buying the keyboard and touchpad parts from framework and hacking something together myself

It's really not that hard XD