GTA IV had some of the best dlc ever. GTA V had shark cards.
GTA IV had some of the best dlc ever. GTA V had shark cards.
I picked up obsidian because it is a perfect diary app w/ templates and daily notes built in. But it’s so damn customizable that my obsidian notebook has become an all consuming passion of knowledge base and personal project managment that requires me to be productive IRL to generate more content for me to catalogue. Really appeals to the data hoarder in me, been a game changer. Highly recommend. Perfect 5/7.
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Well… yeah. Thats kinda the point of unions. So companies dont treat people as disposable.
I can almost guarantee you that somebody at EA said “We’ve havent been hacked, why are we spending so much on security?”
You could still kick people. You could start off with setting the threshold low like you get two reports in the same match and you get kicked. But telling a 12 year old that he can get rid of somebody else in the game is just giving him too much power and he’s going to abuse it.
I have multiple servers with about two dozen self-hosted services I run. It all started ten years ago, torrenting shows and then automating. And now everything in my life is self-hosted and backed up. But if I showed my current configuration to me 10 years ago, it would look undoable, completely out of reach. So my suggestion to you is to pick one project that you like, build it. Make mistakes. Fix those mistakes. If you want to access it from outside your network, use WireGuard so that nobody else can have access to your system and find your mistakes for you.
Don’t ask for advice. Don’t ask for opinions. That’s like going into a religion conference and asking which is the right God. You’re going to have a bunch of very passionate people telling you a bunch of things you don’t understand when all you want to do is tinker. So fuck all those people, just start tinkering.
Finally, Don’t host any mission critical shit until you have backups that are tested after multiple iterations. I have fucked up so bad that I have had to reformat discs. I have fucked up so bad that data has just gone missing. I have fucked up so bad that discs have overflowed with backups and corrupted the data and the backups themselves. It was all fun as shit. Because none of it was important. Everything important was somewhere else. The only rule is the 3-2-1 rule, otherwise go fuck up and come back when you dead end on an issue.
Pro tip, use ZFS and take snapshots before you make any changes. Then you can roll back your system if you fuck up. I just implemented it this year and it has saved me so many headaches.
Replace kicking with reporting. Only kick when a reporting threshold has been met, this will likely need some tweaking and should be kept secret.
Group everybody with high rates of submitting reports into a separate queue to keep all the toxic players away from the normal players. Normal players don’t have to deal with their bullshit, and they can all be miserable together, blaming each other for their own failures.
I have my books on a remote share managed with a local calibre install on my desktop for easy transfer
Just set up a Joplin cloud server for me and my buddy to do a writing project. It’s the most robust open source solution I could find for the situation and so far it is meeting every expectation.
You could use a different service like one cloud or google and encrypt your data. Or you could get a pi, run it as a mini server, and run any number of docker containers from joplin cloud to nextcloud, or a simple webdav server.
A $40 game built by volunteers advertised as “not an asset flip” and “harder than it looked to make.” Easy game of the year contender.
Me and my wife started playing Stardew Valley together with this mod installed. Highly recommend.
The analogy your looking for is that you get your money’s worth out of every movie you see 3 times in the theater but only pay once.
it’s a shitty take.
don’t pretend you didn’t screw up
management chasing trends, asking for things in meetings they don’t fully understand.