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Nearly every game will just work, unless you play a Competitive Game with a kernel anti-cheat. (Looking at you valorant). Https://protondb.com search for the game(s) you play, and hey presto it's fine.

Obviously it's primarily targeted at steam games, Lutris will sort you out with any other windows game (a game manager like steam but for _nearly every_ game)

Do it! Every day Linux is better and better than before, where as windows is... not so good.

Sure there are edge cases like having to use Libre Office instead of Word, but just think of that $100/y saving you'll be having by switching! & Possibly even get a more responsive system!

If you wanted, you honestly could stay on X11 for the next decade. I highly doubt it's going anywhere. Also, no matter what your workflow is, you can write a program to do that. I'd guarantee you could write a small script to automate Wayland to do what you need

As a non American, I was unable to learn what this was about due to a forced Regional Popup which made me to go a local reseller (which of course, did not have any listing for the brand new item)

Thanks for the blog post link

Knowing google employees, it's coke. Lots of coke

- https://api.weather.bom.gov.au/v1/ - https://github.com/tonyallan/weather-au - https://pypi.org/project/weather-au/

Enjoy

Back in 2013-15 I was fortunate enough to know some people at BoM, specifically done IT people.

Their off hand comment around why BOM didn't have https was due to the amount of overhead and infrastructure changes needed to make that https change.

Fast forward to 2018ish they recently created a new API, and a new website. Https://Weather.bom.gov.au with https enabled! (which I now have integrated into a raspberry pi and an eink display for my morning weather).

For whatever (archaic) reason the new weather webui is now defunct but the api still exists, uses https, and as far as I know supports their mobile applications.

All it would take is for some ISPs here to mitm the traffic with ads / junk and maybe they would change it. The upside to this story is that it is currently a great site to visit for captive portal detection.

Oops! I certainly should have!

Certigo is ZeroSSL for all intensive purposes (as far as I am concerned) so probably close to all of them were acme clients.

Digicert has been pushing acme for a while now, but it's a bit annoying as you (my company) needed to prepay/have a line of credit for it, or some annoyance that didn't make it as seemless as LE/ZeroSSL.

I think for digicert any of the certs with 89/90 day expiry would be acme renewals with a near 100% certainty.

Sshfs so I can upload images onto my server to send links. :|

Ive been using SoGo as part of Mailcow for over 5 years now. Absolutely amazing. Enables the wife and I to share the shopping list!

Tasks in the calendar become Notes on iPhone! Works amazingly well.

Technically it's not a proxy. As every device (apparently) connects directly to Apple's servers.

I agree. Self hosted my email for over a decade and as long as you do the recommended SPF, DKIM and DMARC you have basically no problems.

Occasionally I turn up in spam when I email someone I haven't before, but that's usually due to the .ro in my domain and the forced text mode rather than html.

I've found problems only start occuring when you send transactional email. User signups, notifications, etc. Anything really automated.

I think people like to joke on self hosting email because there are a lot of moving parts and it was hard to diagnose why something went wrong. Until the last decade and early 2010s there were no all in one self hosted solutions that made it easy & available for most to do it.

One of the best self hosted mail services I've even used. Automated setup for caldav/carddav adds the cherry on top

You are running X11. So it won't affect you.

I use compare as part of our deploy pipelines with puppeteer as a driver. Works great as a way to ensure a simple and fast way to confirm we're "still up".

Technically yes, but from memory, your U2F public key would be leaked. Thus depending on your threat model you may still want to rotate U2F keys.

If you want, come mirror it on my gitea instance: gitea.slowb.ro. I'd be happy to take the load ^-^

2016 database, someone needs to update it. And how does one even get all the magnet links like this?

Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31297680

Not OP, but I prefer memorable passwords, thus, correct-battery-horse-staple style passwords in bash: (Install cracklib, or any dict file)

  #!/bin/bash
  pickaword() {
        WORDFREQFILE=/usr/share/dict/cracklib-small;
        WORDLENGTH=$1;
        awk -v wordlength="$WORDLENGTH" 'length($1) == wordlength {print $1}' "$WORDFREQFILE"|shuf|head -n 1;

    }
  [[ ! -z $1 ]] && numWords=$1 || numWords=4
  separator="-"
  count=0
  currentWord=""
  while [[ $count -lt $numWords ]]; do 
    [[ $count != 0 ]] && echo -n $separator
    num=$((3 + RANDOM % 10))
    word=$(pickaword $num)
    echo -n "$word"
    count=$(($count + 1));
  done
  echo ""

Edit: code formatting is hard. Source is: https://gitea.slowb.ro/ticoombs/dotfiles/src/branch/main/bin...

https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped is the code :)

Throwing in another choice: nocookieanalytics.com great interface and very simple. Just what I needed to see which one of my blog posts were famous, (none of them are)

You could look into using tor hidden onions instead

If volume low, a cheap option would be to use Postmark (buy credits not their subscription). I have nothing but good things to say about them.

Otherwise, as you are already self hosting, getting a new box in a different datacentre (and provider) and use that for relaying could be an option. A tiny 1cpu, 512mb with an IP whitelist to your main server wouldnt set you back much. I bought a 2cpu 1GB for $40 annually.