Sounds like AnnoyingPCB
Zikeji
joined 2 years ago
Depended case by case. Sometimes it was exclusive, sometimes not. Usually it was "the common areas in the basement are yours to use but not exclusively" whereas they wouldn't be generally going upstairs. So I guess we could (and would) invade their shared space but not the other way around ha.
Fortunately only a few weirdos over the year.
While I've never directly used them I've definitely seen content hosted by them. I've also seen CSAM promptly removed by them (I work for a hosting provider and occasionally will forward a report their way). I'll drop them some mons.
Growing up in a relatively large house my parents rented out half the house (the finished basement) a few times. They never directly asked for our consent, but we were informed beforehand so I guess we had the opportunity to speak up?
I manage my G502 with Piper, which does support the G915. While it'll do LEDs, I manage the LEDs on mine via OpenRGB.
If I have to use an ad blocker to make a site remotely usable (and you have to to make it usable), then I don't even want to give them traffic.
Source: my entire ass
OP is talking about horses, not donkeys. Also, I hope your donkey wasn't harmed in the process of getting this information.
Another reason I'm happy with SDR is because I run two monitors and the second doesn't support HDR. So it provides a consistent look.
As for recording - really just limited to when I play games like Lethal Company with friends. Just to clip the goofs. Have a whole shitton of them.
I'm not running an OLED but my monitor is HDR capable and I prefer the look, however I don't run it in HDR mode. Reason being, it fucks with my OBS recordings and I have to up the quality significantly for them to be usable, which ups the storage requirements.
The gameplay looks fine. It looks like a Doom game. But I won't buy a game with DRM, so I won't be buying it until that gets removed (at earliest).
Last time I tried to migrate to Podman the first container I tried was incompatible, so was the second, and the third. Turns out at the time Linuxservers.io stuff wasn't rootless podman compatible. There have since been some improvement according to my most recent Google search just now, so maybe a retry is coming up.