Davel23

I’m subscribed to Humble Choice so I “buy” 96 games per year. But I buy less than one full-price, “AAA” game per year.

It solves all your issues. No weird, non-standard DNS records. Just turn it on and everything both on your local network and external (if you want it to) works via domain name.

The easy answer is to enable NAT loopback (also sometimes called NAT hairpinning) on your edge router.

If you like Megabonk you should check out Vampire Hunters. Very similar idea.

There are ways to back up a NAS with the Backblaze personal plans.

The main Sonarr page has a good overview, and Radarr is basically the same thing except for movies.

Sonarr/Radarr were originally designed for Usenet, and work best with it.

So effectively a ban.

I was 17 when I saw the shotgun-to-the-hand scene and it freaked me the fuck out.

I have a Minisforum B550 for various server tasks. It came with a kit that allows you to use full-size GPUs with it.

PAL is 525 lines.

Sony stopped making recordable Blu-ray media. Other companies such as Panasonic and Verbatim are still in production.

X-Wing was the reason I jumped from Atari ST to DOS/Windows.

Space Sniffer gang represent!

What are the wrinkly things on the left?

That must be a beta release of the OS, I checked my deck which is on the latest stable release and I don’t have that option.

8 of 13 episodes are out there. Not great quality, but better than nothing.

I did get far enough to unlock fast travel, but it’s extremely limited to the point of uselessness.

Red Dead Redemption 2

RDR2 went on sale for $20 a couple of months back which was about what I was willing to pay for it, so I grabbed it then. I tried playing it and it’s just boring. WAY too much riding around on horses just getting to the next bit of action or story. I dropped it and doubt I’ll ever get back to it.

OpenVPN is client/server software for setting up a VPN on your own infrastructure. It’s not a third-party service like ProtonVPN.