Interesting, I guess this is like a self hosted “geforce now” for your friends and yourself? Wish there was some more documentation, seems the documentation is locked behind an early access page (from the link on the github page).

Like, connecting to your sonarr instance over i2p? Or reaching a usenet/torrent tracker over i2p?

Just ext4 pooled together with mergerfs for my media files. Seems to fit my use perfectly.

I host my public stuff like lemmy at inu.is. Mostly because I wanted something short and cute, and .is got a lot of nice short domains up for grabs.

Catbox is a good one.
Or you could host something yourself, that way you got control over your own data.

Funny enough they actually do have their own build of java. https://www.microsoft.com/openjdk

Did the crawler break? Seems like it hasn’t updated in a while.

Oh man, quite a few actually:

• Dusk
• Most of the Command and Conquer games
• Simcity 4
• Team Fortress 2
• Touhou
• Nier Automata

I could go on but i wanna keep this somewhat brief lol

I try to get in a game of Contexto every day at work when things are slow.
The goal is to find a secret word based on how similar the words you have already guessed is. You do get unlimited guesses though which is nice. it’s pretty challenging but very rewarding when you finally get it.

Hmm, yea I assume it will. I got quite a few devices associate with my phone (some offline) and I haven’t noticed it draining the battery more than usual. So I guess it’s falling a sleeping (?)

I do yea. Haven’t turned it off ever.
Curious, how much battery does it use throughout the day?

Huh, odd that syncthing is being a battery hog for you. Got the exact same setup (GrapheneOS and Syncthing-fork) and I almost forget that I even have syncthing running at times. I’m guessing the first initial sync is done? I remember that absolutely murdering my battery.

I’ve been having a lot of fun with Against the storm. It scratches my base building and resources management itch and the game is updated really often.

Oh for sure! Gotta remember to play the games as well after all that modding lol

Been using my PS Vita as my portable emulation machine for a while now. Super easy to mod with the added bonus of being able to play Vita games.