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Dusk has its own bloom implementation but its still really far too noticeable. There was something about games from this time that went totally over the top with the bloom

It states that experts will overestimate the lay-person’s knowledge.

Is this not what the comic is saying?

Or as I like to call it, somethingElse+Linux

robots.txt would probably put a stop to that

o7

The solution to the puzzles are extremely clever and you’re given just enough hints to be able to solve them, but this game demands your attention and every bit of your concentration to be able to fit it all together. The payoff is massive though, the final 30-40 minutes is one of the most memorable and emotional moments I have ever had playing video games.

Outer Wilds, for example, is a game you can only play once.

That has not stopped me from downloading a randomizer mod to squeeze more hours out of it.

I like Penny Arcade’s take

https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2026/03/18/it-no-so-good

Repacks for me have been very hit or miss with Wine, but the issues usually start from the installer and not the game itself.

Just one more drive bro. Please one just one more

Maybe that’s what we all need right now in our journalling

For remote management, I just enable SSH, configure it to run on some non-standard port and enable Fail2ban… Make sure I use certificates or secure passwords and also check if fail2ban is actually doing its job. Never had any issues with that setup.

This is what I’ve done for years, but I sometimes feel like it’s not a great solution from a security standpoint.
Though I have switched from fail2ban to Crowdsec, which did end up banning my own connection attempts when I forgot to whitelist myself, so that seems secure enough.

Hello from 2 years ago. I’ve been using Actual Budget as a YNAB alternative for a while. It’s based off of YNAB4 which admittedly I’ve don’t have any experience with, but the UI is quite a bit of a step down from the current version of YNAB. As long as you’re able to get over that then it’s a very capable piece of software.

You get a much wider margin of error brewing 5 gallons in a bucket instead of starting with 1 gallon as a trial.

When I first made mead I just did a 1 gallon batch to see how it worked but that doesn’t really leave you with enough of a must to do proper gravity measurements without losing half your yield.