Ill look into the first 2, I've never heard of them. Proxmox has always interested me, once i get myself a home server i was going to try it out.

Artist: BONES Album: WITHERED

This is one of my favorites, i enjoy the dungeon core vibe.

Mint or fedora workstation is very user friendly

Those was kind of jokey answers, i really like using mine as a back up for documents via syncthing to view when im out if i need it. Much prefer this than uploading to cloud storage. I also use syncthing to have my save states for emulators sync from my phone to pc so i can contiune where i left off on the other device

Mainly micro transactions. Though its not as bad as other games i don't agree with them being in games that cost money. If they are going to be added i think the game should be free. Its mainly a critique of online gaming in its current state.

The gameplay was not my kind of game but that's more of a personal preference than it being a bad game. I watched a ton of gameplay and had friends stream it to me and it looked very dull. He came across a lot of bugs while playing too such as clipping through the map forcing him to restart the entire mission.

Cool. i like the UI and Audio only mode.

Currently reading Brute Force: cracking the data encryption standard by matt curtin.

Ita the same for me. I only have my old hotmail as its tied to my xbox account. Someone from china is attempting to get access every day.

Thankyou. I will have a look at this and possibly test it in a vm first to see how it works

Bleachbit is good for clearing up some space

I use Fluent Reader on Linux and subscribe to a variety of tech related blogs and articles to keep up to date. It’s nice to see what you want to see and not just slop articles and ads all the time.

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