I did not say he said something transphobic, reread my message. I said he was banned for the transphobia in his discord, the community space that he runs and is responsible for, especially in the case of actions by other mods.

My bad on the date, but I really dont think it being 3 years ago makes a big difference. He was still an adult at the time.

Besides that event, hes just an asshole. This is obvious from the email exchange and from his blog posts.

He was banned from Free desktop two years ago for the transphobia in his discord. It wasnt some decade old messages from when he was a kid.

This is the correct way to configure Steam to use remote play, but OP is looking for how to install the Steam Link application, which can be installed separately from Steam. Its good for low power devices like a raspberry pi.

I’d recommend just installing the Flatpak. If you want to have it in your Nix configuration you can use nix-flatpak.

I’d also recommend looking into other options like Moonlight and Sunshine, they have better performance in my experience.

I imagine they want to install to install it on a low power device, where it wouldn’t make sense to install the full steam client.

The bots comment wasnt even directed at the PR author. Its just a misconfigured bot, not really that big of an issue.

You dont need to have it installed, you can just download the APK. Thats usually the better option since the YouTube app you have installed will probably be too new of a version for the patchs.

If your goal is simply having a backup then Immich is probably overkill. Why not just use something like Syncthing?

Looks nice! I’m getting it set up on an old Pi right now for a new media center in my basement.

I use the Nix package, so neither. Although I also use flatpaks for other stuff so I doubt it would require many dependencies I’m not already using.

Yep, never been an issue for me.

I highly recommend giving Jujutsu a try. It didnt take long to learn at all and just feels so much more flexible and intuitive.

I would highly advise against it. While its not very likely someone will be targeting systems running the game through Proton, its also not out of the question and malicious code can do serious home even through Wine/Proton.

Most vulnerable COD games have community patches and servers to avoid this. Theres Plutonium for WaW, BO1/2 and MW3, a community patch for BO3, and AlterWare for MW2/3, Ghosts, and Advanced Warfare. I’ve used Plutonium before with Proton and it worked great, and AlterWare has instructions for running it with Proton.

Besides the security these community launchers/patches have quality of life and performance improvements, they’re definitely worth using.

I’ve never personally used the DF64s, but I see both machines get recommended fairly often. I think for the Kickstarter price the 078S was an incredible value, but for the MSRP I’d probably go with the DF64S, since it has the benefit of easily swappable burrs.

Also IMO the 078S is much nicer looking, which isnt the most important factor but it is something I appreciate.

Thanks! Yeah I exclusively slow feed when doing pourovers with very light roasts. I generally dont find it makes a noticeable improvement for espresso.

Its still nice even when not slow feeding, since sometimes the last couple beans could popcorn out even with the cover halfway on as they recommend.

Better UI and many of the tools for managing wine prefixes are higher quality, rather than relying on something like Winetricks, which is actually a 20000 line bash script.

I’d highly recommend using Dodi instead. I dont know what causes it, but FitGirls installers have been doing this for years. There are some steps that can fix it, but its very inconsistent. Meanwhile, I havent had a Dodo install fail.

If you’d really prefer FitGirls repacks you can run the installer in a Windows VM and move the files to the host.

You need to update home-manager, but you should not change your stateVersion. That option should always be kept on the version you installed it on.

I have an Air75 from Nuphy that I love. Not super cheap, but it is a really nice low-profile mechanical keyboard. I was very impressed by the feel and quality of it. It works with either a dongle or Bluetooth. If I was buying one now I’d probably go with the Air60 v2 to make it a bit more compact.

You just need developer mode enabled

https://github.com/Universal-Debloater-Alliance/universal-android-debloater-next-generation