Can someone who is on Pixelfed recommend an instance to join?

Yeah, I’ve heard good things about those. I need to make time for them.

I used to love Star Wars, but the movies kept not being that good.

They focus too heavily on one family and have not really built a world for people to live in.

I think the new TV shows are starting to do this, but I haven’t watched them too much.

I would really love Star Wars much more if the world building was a bit better.

My only problem with this personally is what if something terrible happens and the wife is no longer in the picture. Then, my house husband skills wouldn’t help me land a decent paying job.

The steamdeck is my most powerful gpu, so if it can’t run there then it can’t run in my home.

Same! Maybe builders gate 3 but they kind of straddle the line between aaa and indie.

Watch them start selling ray tracing as dlc 😂

Then stop making games with cutting edge graphics. I just want to play it on a steamdeck anyway.

I don’t think it’s the isp intentionally fucking with you and it’s probably more incompetence on their side.

My isp will occasionally have this issue and then after a few month everything is OK.

Thank you! I was starting to think I was crazy.

I had a 30inch 1080i flatscreen crt.

I loved that thing, it cost $1000 and I used it all the time.

I love apps like this, so far all my banks except 1 is listed. Once, desktop mode like dex is part of a Google pixel, I’ll try to make the switch assuming my other bank will work.

Ok, thanks! Yeah I’m from everything I heard it seems that ARM is just whining.

She won’t load for me. TLDR?

She won’t load for me. TLDR?

Thanks! So much. This project seems great 😁

I am interesting in AI stuff, but I do not want it controlled by some company, I’d like to run my own models.

I don’t really mind someone reposting stuff at first just to get content on the service.

Thanks! I’ll check it out this weekend.

Can you elaborate on this a bit? I’m currently running pihole. But mostly because I had a spare raspberry pi.

But it uses quad 9 for dns records. How do you establish your own dns that does not rely on other providers?