I had no idea about that at all - very clever!
The way you've shared a link to the settings is really cool - how did you do that? Manually create the links? Or something simpler?
Oh, it's not even not-a-joke in the way I thought. 🤣 Don't mind me, I'll just turn and face the wall for a bit...
Edit: OK, that's a great gif!
I love this film, have watched it numerous times.
The song For A Friend by The Communards that plays over the closing credits was written for Mark Ashton (played in the film by Ben Schnetzer), and it's a sad, poignant and beautiful song.
The Curse of the Golden Idol is a detective-puzzle game that is easily played one handed, is cheap, and is great.
Invisible Inc is like a stealthy XCOM (which I see on your profile), and again, easily played one handed.
In Europe, there is no good reason to own this. It doesn't fit anywhere. There are other, better options in every single circumstance. Including pickup trucks that are designed for and fit our roads. These trucks are simply too big, they're a menace.
If it's working correctly, it should be as simple as accessing (internal ip) : (port) at (external ip) : (port).
There are a bunch of things that might be going wrong if it's not working. Unfortunately, I don't have the skills to help you diagnose the issue!
It's a really fun audiobook, if that's your thing!
I started the Irish flag that ended up running to intersect the Enterprise. I would never have had it erase the 1701, and tried to move the flag up!
Still, I did learn about this place on the back of it.... Happy to be aboard!
Is 16GB RAM "plenty?" I'm not so sure. It depends on what kind of development you're doing, what you're running locally, etc. My work laptop has 16 gigs hard capped, and I always wish I had more headroom. Obviously, budget matters, so that's a call for you to make, but 16 gigs is probably the smallest amount to call "enough" these days.
(Of course, it's also extremely easy to expand if you find you need more, so...)