You can get a WiFi or LTE trail cam that essentially to works the same. If you get LTE though, you’ll almost certainly need a VPN setup on your network as well to work around CGNAT issues.


Should be every single one of the 212 House Democrats signed into this, what in the actual fuck.


I get that you’re aiming this at a user base of new folks and all, but I’m super confused to see Nix on there.
This is kind of…Nix’s entire identity, no?
One could also make the argument that this supercedes bootstrap tools that each distro has. Kickstart for example.
I would maybe focus on making helper scripts that do specific things for groups of users, like installing all the steam-* packages for Steam installs and not just steam itself since this is pretty opinionated on how you’re choosing to install things re: native package manager vs Flatpak and such.


On the fucking floor.
Amazing


Tim Walz.
He already tried California for Harris and failed miserably.


There is no “continued support”. Not sure where you’re getting that.
Majority wants all of these people removed from office or dead. Just a fact.
The unfortunate portion of that is this shithead snuck by with a 1.8% win because some people didn’t want to vote for a Black Woman who was not allowed to say she would revoke funding for Israel.
This is where we are. I still hold those that knew this would happen and voted for Trump or abstained accountable. No forgiveness.


Wuh oh
ls -lh /path/to/media/directory
And also:
ls -lh /path/to/media
To show the directory just above so we can be sure.
Then check what user the Jellyfin server is running as with: ps aux | grep -i jelly and it should show you, OR you can use the top command and sort through there.
What user is the Jellyfin server running as? Does that user have read permission to the media files it’s supposed to be serving on your machine?


This is just so unfathomably fucking pathetic. Jesus fucking Christ 🤦
I’m now taking it upon myself to design and print shirts to hand out for friends and neighbors to remind every single one of you dumbshitfucks that voted for this OR abstained because your feelings were hurt, that we will never forgive you.
This could have all been avoided with this fat piece of shit rotting in jail.


Then I now own all your property that you are not currently at, you stupid piece of shit.


Cities Skylines with some of the DLC and Mods gets you pretty much this.


The only thing that is more shocking than the brutality of this administration, is their laughable incompetence.
They’ve already tried to cheat to secure Grand Jury indictments. No jury if going to sign shit for these pyshoctic fuckers.


3 times.
You always do it 3 times.


Told you like 5 times…disable…steam-input…then


Kid…multiple people told you about steam-input. See my other comments.


Okay, so that’s not what you’re describing at all. You can tell because people are responding with information, and you keep introducing trusts and turns like we’re supposed to know WTF you’re even talking about.
Here’s how a gamepad works under Linux normally in a very simplistic way:
Kernel > udev > HID Gamepad > libinput > game
Where libinput sanitizes the input from the device and handles mapping. What you’re saying you’re doing is messing with permissions on the input device for some reason (which is unnecessary by any normal means), and then wondering why it’s not working.
You’re saying your stack is functioning correctly for everything but Steam+Sunshine, right? You were told previously that steam-input runs when Steam runs. It essentially overrides libinput when running. THEN you’re throwing Sunshine into the mix, whiches uses it’s own input library as well, and you’re wondering what the issue is here.
I’ll say it again, because you’re not listening: if everything works fine without Sunshine running, Sunshine is the problem. Libinput+steam-input+inputtino is going to cause problems. You’ve been told this before multiple times.
Now, if everything is broken without Steam OR Sunshine running at all, then you have a libinput problem because you’re just running Sway without all the helpers that any usual DE would have, but you keep arguing against that idea for some reason, and I don’t think you understand what you’re even saying. On a normally functioning system, you don’t mess with permissions on /dev devices. If something isn’t working as you expect, you have issues downstream.
So either start looking at your input library issues as you’ve been told a dozen times, or maybe boot a LiveUSB and see if everything works as it should without you messing with things.


Just change the port Headscale is running on.
You also don’t want a reverse proxy out in front of Headscale. It doesn’t serve a purpose, and does nothing but introduce added complexity and performance degradation.
Just make an A record in your DNS that points to ‘vpn.whatever.com’ if you just want to treat it as a named host.
Correct. They’ll usually just hold it at the front desk. Make sure it’s addressed as with something “Guest : Mr Johnson”