I do agree with the Splinter Cell series yeah.

Although I’m confused, why did you include Nier Replicant and Automata? Automata has already a complete version, and Replicant already had a remaster/remake/director’s cut version 3 years ago.

Just a heads-up, until v2 is released, it does not scale. I used it to monitor around 40 services. It’s too much. So if you have a lot of things to monitor for uptime you might need to either split in several uptime-kuma services, or reduce the frequency

Depends on the country though. In France you must be registered to vote (you’re assigned a specific voting office). It’s a single registration foe everything, not for each vote

Although the process is online, and takes like 5mins.

You also get a voting card, but it’s technically optional, it just speeds up the process in the voting office.

Don’t worry, now that we have a right-wing government for some reason, they will finally fix our spendings by slashing public expenses in education, accessibility, healthcare, and instead will give even more to corporations and billionaires. Don’t forget a sprinkle of racism and LGBTQIA-phobia and we’re set!

Arch Linux remains kinda like a mix of GPS and camera

Oh my god, same. Tycoons, City Builders like Transport Fever or Cities Skyline. I don’t play them for months or years, then I spend like a week playing for hours and forgetting time, then I stop again for months

And there were some really great levels in the campaign, that was a fun game

You’re correct. In addition you could strafe using left/right C buttons, and you could look up/down using up/down C buttons, but that was awkward and not really designed to aim.

But we also must remember that those games had an auto lock system. Your character would actually target the ennemies by himself, you would only use the crosshair to dona headshot when you have time to aim, or to aim at a specific object in the game.

But yeah, that seems so clunky compared to what we have today

Ooooooh so that’s why my face changed when I changed my first name. I thought it was the hormones, but no, t’was the new name!

Yeaaaah, that’s really not that common. In many places the only thing that’s been going up is the price (also the amount of ads before the movie)

Square wheels + overpriced in the game + literally a single storage space in the vehicle. That was a great shitpost from them

You said it yourself: you had spent a lot of time learning the patterns, but had grown frustrated by that time. Basically you’d have two choices

• what you did, and finish the fight easily using summons (which is easy only because you already spent a lot of time learning the boss)
• decide to do it without summon, and maybe have the satisfaction to win without help, or submit yourself to too much frustration, rendering the victory meaningless because at the end it had become a chore, and not fun at all.

At the end of the day, the most important element is to have fun. But even with summons, victory is never underserved, those games are still brutal.

That’s good, because otherwise your data might end in a blaze.

(Totally not speaking from experience)

Yeah I went back from Contabo tbh, as you said, I had several outages, the worst of which lasted several days with absolutely no information, nor response from the support. (My VPS had all the symptoms of a broken disk, which was extremely worrying)

That, plus the subscription fees, it’s not something I would advise today

Agreed. Combined with a jellyfin instance and you will never want to come back. As said before, it takes a while to setup at first (especially if you download animes which aren’t exactly handled the same way), but when it’s done you’ll see you weekly episodes magically appear with nothing to do on your side, and that’s just great

Nah, you just need to develop a custom EFI app to boot on it. This app then calls a server on your network which will answer whether to boot on Linux or Windows (or any OS installed really).

And voilà, you don’t need to manually select the OS anymore (well, you still need to say to the server what to use, but you can do it beforehand, not during the boot)

Authelia is a oidc provider, but does not support oidc as a provider, only local file and ldap. So it really depends on your use case

As a person with glasses, every headphone I’ve ever tried ended up hurting after an hour, so now I’m keeping to buds which usually don’t hurt

I haven’t had a very good experience with leantime tbh, I tried a bit and went to taiga, which is also self hosted, quite easy to use, and does what I need

There’s also the possibility of selecting the last booted OS by default instead of a specific entry