Competitor to steam, it’s selling points are DRM free games releasing old games in playable States for modern machines. They also sell contemporary games.

Honestly I think the trick for valve there would just be to release a build of steam OS people can install themselves into desktops (if they don’t already) and just have folks building their own machine for TV pc use.

Either ignore like I do or add a self signed cert to trusted root and use that for your services. Will work fine unless you’re letting external folks access your self hosted stuff.

I got 7-8 hours out of before putting it down and I’ll probably wait a while before coming back to it but I only played the super peaceful mode.

It’s alright so far. It’s very barebones and there’s a decent number of bugs and glitches but nothing gambreaking for me so far but overall the game has a very good solid base to it and every sign it’ll be very good when done.

Always been a folding@home guy myself.

Of course the name changes if you pay for a different license lmao.

It’s not even the compliance portal any more it’s purview.

If you’re running mostly Linux vms proxmix us really good. It’s based on kvm and has a really nice feature set.

Depends how much you like to RP in football manager I guess.

Really? It’s been years since I’ve seen a display port connector with the latches on them.

I find mine useful as both a learning process and as a thing need. I don’t like using cloud services where possible so I can set things up to replace having to rely on those such as next loud for storage, plex and some *arr servers for media etc. And I think once you put the hardware and power costs vs what I’d pay for all the subs (particularly cloud storage costs) it comes out cheaper at least with hardware I’m using.