You can set obtanium up with a github user account to increase the rate limits in case you didn’t know. Here’s an explanation

Graphene now supports the newest pixel just so you know, Google held up the update that they needed to support it for a couple of months, but it’s out at last.

From those in the OPs link, the risk of rain 2 one was the best, that seamless transition from closing the door to the deck logo was great.

You can also try Wholphin, it’s a jellyfin client with subtitle search like Plex.

What a surprise! This looks incredible. I’m gonna have to download it again to give it a spin

Also, they work 24/7. Even if they worked for someone else, they’d do at least double or triple shifts, depending if they’re 12h or 8h, netting far more than 2sp.

Try at minisforum or beelink

That is the complete opposite of what they are. They are notorious for supporting all the hardware they have released indefinitely. They still keep releasing updates for the steam link and steam controller to this day and both of those have long been out of sale.

Then maybe it’s just that the archive website blocked some of the proton ips for abuse or something

I have JavaScript disabled by default on all pages, I only activate it if I need to, as per the privacyguides recommendations, but on this site at least, it still won’t load the article. If I want to read it I’d have to either register or use the archive.

Interesting, all 3 domains are blocked on the protonvpn DNS server, can only access the if I turn off my VPN.

People! Don’t feed the 1 day old troll account, just tag it as a troll and move on.

I have no idea, I only tested it with skyrim, and it worked well.

Vortex works on linux though, This is the guide I used.

Please refrain from censoring other people just because you like to. I just don’t like it, OK?

Oh! that’s a shame. Thanks for the update.

They changed the requirement! I’m using it right now on GrapheneOs

I went with three lenovo tiny 1L for my cluster and am very happy with the result. This thread has a lot of info on their upgradability. I chose them because of the low power consumption and the pci-e slot, planning on upgrading them to 10gbe when I need to, but right now they can idle at as low as 5w.

I’m running a proxmox cluster on them with a dedicated nvme on each one for ceph storage (they have 2 nvmes each) and they work very well, much better in fact than the proxmox cluster with ceph we have at my job that’s using ssds for storage.

Setup was a breeze as proxmox will set it all up from it’s graphical interface automatically and am running all my workloads on VMs and LXCs. HA is also pretty easy with proxmox, and I’ve mingled with both docker swarm and kubernetes by creating VMs on each of my nodes. But ultimately I decided I like the versatility of proxmox with it’s LXCs and VMs better than having to deal with the overhead of both of those solutions. In any case, all those unused VMs are still sitting there, powered off, in case I ever have something I want to manage through swarm or k8s.

It all gets backed up to a proxmox backup server I have set up on another 1L PC with a 5TB drive in it.

Besides that, I have a NAS for my movies, photos, etc. That also gets a copy of the backups and it itself backs up everything important to a remote hetzner storage box with backrest.

I have also set up a VPS with Pangolin for external access that’s working great.

With this setup I can pretty much set up anything I want with HA and know that both me and my friends and family can count on that service to work 100%

I’ve been using this for a while now, that docker compose integration is gonna be a welcome addition, keep up the good work!

Someone mentioned this in another thread and I found it interesting:

Ckan kerbal space program mods

Apparently its a frontend for mods that’s hosted on github