Been on gaming kn Linux for a while now. Overall with Steam and Proton I rarely have any issues.
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How I long for LadyBird's first release
To each their own. My only point was to count that who i replied to who implied everyone has to use a banking app.
I personally refuse to use apps and if I can ONLY use a service via a smartphone app then I will simply not use the service.
I never use a banking app. I just go to the website if I need to do something.
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If you didn't directly cause some sort of impact or bend that would have resulted in separation like this, then yes, most likely the battery is toast. You should stop charging and using it entirely.
It's sourced primarily from the stopice.net site so the alerts should be the same.
Was just wondering how I could get the OP link into ntfy somehow. Glad I read the comments. Thanks for the link.
This is probably unnecessary. The powder itself should be very shelf stable so I would have just repackaged it in vacuumed sealed bags or get an attachment to vacuum seal the jars (vs heat canning).
Apologies for the long delay. I was using just the browser via your docker image but today I've done some testing with the electeon app.
Wonderful that you added PTT but it's implementation has a flaw as the Peersuite window MUST be in focus for the PTT key to be read.
As far as the video goes, I've definitely confirmed that there's is some serious frame drop which I'm assuming is directly related to the bitrate in same way. I had a friend on windows use the electron app and share his screen while I watched from the electron app on Linux. I took the following recording to better demonstrate what I'm saying. The quality has gone through multiple transcodes now but that's not really important as the framerate is what I'm referring to anyway. https://files.catbox.moe/03f5b1.mkv
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DC my server is at is shutting down so I have to bring everything home. Conveniently I just got hooked up with symetric 1G fiber so that's not too much of a problem now thankfully.
Currently exploring docker swarm as a method of using one of my external VPSs to route all external traffic though it to my hardware at home on my tailnet.
Swarm isn't required for this but figured I'd play around with it.