At work at least I have a script I can follow. I am The Role.
But please don't make me order a pizza after work hours
We don't date utter even half of what I've heard about OP, but I persist in thinking they are cool
EDIT oh shit I didn't even look at first
Eternal darkness on GameCube. Absolutely mind blowing
It certainly would make planning the dang home lab easier. Im in a small place! I don't have room for all the stuff i wanna play with!
Is Link in Majora's Mask actually being overseen by a Black Hole (withteeth)?
I think I may roll with this headcanon from now on
But I want it so badly! All i need to figure out is:
reverse proxys (I stumbled through getting one caddy instance setup so far but gosh I struggle with that also, nginx proxy manager seems like my next step)
a rock solid backup/restore setup (but first I need to figure out where the vaultwarden alpine files live, then be able to get those off of the proxmox vm)
this is more of a vent, than a request for someone to spell it all out for me. But I wouldn't be upset if anyone had the time to point me in the right direction for me.
Would it just be easier to run a keypass XC and syncthing setup?
I couldn't get past the dad yelling that he wanted to kill himself, while watching with my youngin
LibreELEC on a network with at least one Adguard home instance!!
Oh, got my issue figured out by uninstalling and reinstalling the displaylink driver.
I think using USB c out to a dock offloads all the processing to the dock, not using the graphics card?
If I'm trying to game on external monitor I use the regular HDMI port
AIM away messages and the passive flex of who has the best 'buddyprofile' that may or may not link to a livejournal or xanga page
There's an older and a new version of the addon. And it works well enough! Even has a helper to clean up the interface around the emby stuff.
The secondary emby app can still control the kodi box the same way also!
I'm an emby person myself and am enjoying LibreELEC a bunch. With the emby for Kodi addon I've gotten so used to having every single thing in one interface that when a situation presents itself where I'm using the actual emby app, I get disappointed with the fact that none of the other Kodi addons are there.
It's pretty slick and once everyone is used to the Kodi interface for all apps/addons we've never looked back
Mine was working fine until I pulled the trigger on that update and rebooted. No bueno since then.
Asus Intel laptop with Nvidia 1650ti
As opposed to a wet Willy
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/20285704
How much experience do you guys have with LibreElec? I've been playing with Kodi on and off for years and years, but am looking at this to replace a fleet of rokus at the house after the recent terms debacle. Anyone have recommendations for UI and usage tweaks to make it easier for the family to use?
I see that it has docker abilities which seems awesome.
Right now I have it installed on bare metal, but might consider running 3 LibreELEC VMs on the same machine with proxmox if that would even be possible. Has anyone tried that? How much horsepower would one need to run 3 1080p streams if it's possible.
If I'm barking up the wrong tree, I apologize! And would appreciate being pointed to the correct community.
like, some kind of advanced dust. is it the pee?
I am considering snagging a family pack, as we are looking for something cool to host at home and play for a while. Is this engaging enough to keep us all hooked for a bit?
Can a self hosted server function for the evening if my ISP goes down?
I have been eyeballing this game for a bit now, and am almost ready to pull the trigger on it, any opinions would be appreciated!
Basically title. I saw a few reddit threads with this piece but wanted to see if anyone out here had any experience with trying to get Linux set up on this machine.
I'd want to use it for gaming on steam, GOG and emulators. and other stuff like that.
I'm planning on installing on a secondary m.2 drive, and can keep windows for emergencies
Thanks for looking!
Edit:
I've gotten Linux (mxlinix) working on a single ancient HP core 2 duo laptop that seemed to work pretty well considering the machine it was on
Baseline experience with CLI and if copy paste works on the system I can plow through most things.