You use it as reverse proxy, to not expose your hosting servers (e.g. websites, Lemmy instances or what not) directly to the Internet. The idea is that they take care of a lot of security concerns for you, which can otherwise be very demanding if you are self hosting

StarCraft 2 coop has a mode called vertigo, which every 15 sec rotates your camera by a random angle… I had headache for 2 days…

Sounds like a good idea, I got lost for hours, every single time we visited that place xD

I would love to see a competitor for the A1 mini, the prize while being hassle free makes it to me the perfect entry point choice, which I would use to figure out if that’s a hobby I can stick to.

My folks still read news on inconveniently huge sheets of dread tree. I haven’t visited them in a while, so I was actually a bit surprised to see

How can the two be a fraction? Did you download it several times, or does it count partial uploads?

That’s an actual good one :)

I mean… I set it up many many years ago… Without looking it up I can also just guess.

This is the absolute first time I hear about it

Pretty much any AAA game. It’s like going to the cinema to watch a movie, just the commercials beforehand never stop

commutable…

The accidental side loading is real :)

“back in the day (ussr) we changed from making nudels to bullets, now we change from batons to drones” it’s a parody documentary.

Chili is the only preparation you need.

I was always dreaming about some kind of “individual public transport” (I think minority report had a nice example, because there the transport is part of your flat and thus doesn’t waste space when not moving), which interconnects into trains for longer distances. Currently it would probably be only freezable for Intercity ranges, otherwise the coupling process takes longer than the drive.

Also, you can charge electric cars through induction rings in the street, like mobile phones. The efficiency is not the best though.

Similar to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbulence The gist of it is that once you reach critical density people can not drive homogenously anymore and (de-) accelerate constantly to not bump into the next car. The problem could be alleviated with self driving cars which negotiate a uniform speed.

Catholics: Praying for prey, every day.

When I set up opnsense with unbound I switched on detailed logs, just for checking what’s going on and if course I forgot to turn it off, which resulted in horrible overall performance, in particular when the drive filled up and everything broke.

I don’t know if that changes by know, but some years back when I was looking trying to play a Blu-ray (got for birthday) and there was no legal way to play it on Linux. It was so frustrating to tinker with that I ended up downloading the movie and put the disc on top of the PC, just to pretend.

There is a difference between how people watch stuff and how much they remember. I also can’t rewatch anything within a decade, because I remember every single line. My wife didn’t remember what that episode was about a week later. Sometimes I envy her, because I constantly need to look for new stuff, which might or might not be good. she can just rewatch something and she knows that she likes it. Of course this is exaggerated, but I guess you get the point.