I think people just forgot what competition means.
I have heard from media, that should know better, that EPIC store is strong competition to Steam… Buying exclusive rights to sell something and not allow it to be sold anywhere else… that is the exact opposite of competition.
@psycho_666 I know your all about vanilla but what about maps? Like creative stuff. What have you found you liked?
Delta range is probably the best map I have found.
I don’t care about details and beautification as long as the map is good to play.
I like maps. I don’t like gameplay mods. People mod their games to the point both hardware and software can barely keep up then they complain the game is shit…
I mean, that’s how Steam is, for the vast majority of software, I don’t see anyone bitching about that.
Steam is paying so games don’t get sold anywhere else but on steam?
Not quite, but damn close.
There are much better ways to get games though.
I mean, that Ukraine bundle on itch is all DRM free and really should sate your need for games for the next decade or so.
I’m not going to buy it for a variaty of reasons…
My store of choice is GOG, so yeah…
well, that’s the best option for sure.
Fair people of the internet. I am looking for a platform to amass some more in depth knowledge on and use it as a host (and possibly also guests) for virtualization and hosting with VMs and Kubernetes.
- OpenSUSE Leap (halfway recent packages)
- Rocky Linux (embrace the stability of RHEL)
- Ubuntu (cause everyone is using it)
- Debian (can be used for anything)
- Other (please specify your suggestion)
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Which Processor to put in home lab server to upgrade from Ryzen 2700 (Save other for Gaming PC - currently i7 8086K 6 core 5Ghz OC all core 1.27v)
- Server Ryzen 3900XT - Gaming Ryzen 3600XT
- Server Ryzen 3700X - Gaming Ryzen 3900XT
- Leave your server alone, stop touching it you’ll go blind!
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IMO
with 5900x being $380… id get one of them for homelab
Should have mentioned thats what I have on hand for the project lol
More cores for the server. Fewer for the gaming machine is probably what I’d do.
And the “you’ll go blind” thing is a myth. Touch it all you want.
Uh, err, or so I’ve heard.
I do agree though… the ASRock boards are amazing for having production level features of a server using just AMD mainstream CPU’s instead of needing a Xeon platform. Just had to say.
Okay you guys have all seen the infrastructure series posts. You are well familiar with my streams of consciousnesses on them.
I open this poll to survey you all what you would like to see. What extensions? What additional explanations? What new topics (within reason I wont implement what I dont necessarily need but cool stuff im down to try).
Please choose your top 3. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.
- Comparison of top modern DNS servers
- Hosting your own CoTURN/STUN server securely
- Setting up self hosted video conferencing capability
- Advanced NGINX configurations
- NGINX Mapping (useful technique)
- GPX solution in nextcloud
- An introduction to LoRA and Meshtastic (time and equipment willing)
- Comparison of various DoH and DoT resolvers/Proxies
- How to make a GPS Disciplined time server (relatively cheaply)?
- Proper documentation habits
- Self hosting a wiki (a comparison of available software)
- An overview of Kiwix
- New HTTPS security headers (2022) + self hosting report URI
- Other - Comment Below
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Please comment and select other if yours doesnt exist.
Additionally:
- Simple Dirty Quick Instruction Manual
- Verbose technical explanations and theory + implementation
- Hybrid of both
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Links to Infrastructure Series and Other Resources:
Blog: Phaselockedloopable- PLL’s continued exploration of networking, self-hosting and decoupling from big tech
Series 1: Native Dual Stack IP4+IP6
Infrastructure Series – Native Dual Stack IP4+IP6
Series 2: Wireguard Site to Site Tunnel
Infrastructure Series – Wireguard Site to Site Tunnel
Series 3: Recursive DNS and Adblocking DNS over TLS w/NGINX
Infrastructure Series – Recursive DNS and Adblocking DNS over TLS w/NGINX
Series 4: NGINX Reverse Proxy and Hardening SSL
Infrastructure Series – NGINX Reverse Proxy and Hardening SSL
Series 5: Taking DNS One Step Further - Full DNS Server infrastructure
Infrastructure Series – Taking DNS One Step Further - Full DNS Server infrastructure
Series 6: HTTP(S) Security Headers! You should use them!
Infrastructure Series – HTTP(S) Security Headers! You should use them! [NGINX]
Series 7: Use NGINX to inject CSS themes
Infrastructure Series – Use NGINX to inject CSS themes
ONE KEY TO RULE THEM ALL
Setting up a YubiKey Properly – One Key to rule them ALL!
Series 9: Infrastructure Series: BIND9 Authoritative DNS Guide “Please See Me Edition”
Infrastructure Series: BIND9 Authoritative DNS Guide “Please See Me Edition”
My shitbox router is giving me trouble. DHCP is just flaky enough to piss me off.
- Cisco C927-4P (WAN + V/ADSL)
- Sophos XGS 107 + Modem
- Mikrotik CRS109-8G-1S-2HnD-IN + Modem
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I will put some VoiP-server-thingy after it to hook up my phone on all options. I am just SO done with “whoops, network is gonesky”.
Is Custom OPNsense Box an option?
That is a bit more tinkering than I am willing to get into.
The rest of my network is a time sink as is, I would like to keep the uplink straight-forward-ish.
I would love to learn more about certificates, locally or via a service like cert bot… Just what I’d like to learn to implement https localy if possible. I’ve seen a few guides, but nothing that’s very verbose (@ThatGuyB ) or that might include using my OPNsense firewall as a local cert authority.