The ‘d’ stands for drama.

And also dick.

Singular.

Yeah, that’s a pretty huge con honestly.

My sheer frustration with all this tiny to grievous papercuts with Tailscale years on got the best of me— Even the Android Magic DNS bug only got fixed last month. But hey, I’m still using it, instead of ZeroTier so that’s something :D

ZeroTier pros:

• Exit nodes don’t break if I lose wifi for a moment
• Works with custom DNS setups out of the box
• Allow-LAN actually works on Android, rather, is the default
• No member limits for free
• No need to disown devices and putting them into tags to be able to set SSH ACLs
• Works out of the box with other overlay networks and VPNs

ZeroTier cons:

• No freemium tunneling feature
• No convenient browser-based SSH that only admins can use for some reason
• Not nearly as sexy

Candles are punching above their weight these days, it seems

Makes sense! I should go check what my Zellijn configs are set to on the servers 🤔

^S works!! …As revealed by our kind palindromic friend on the other sibling comment! Why they don’t just list it on the statusbar we would never know!

:GASP: ^S does save! I have played myself for a fool all these years!!

Now I just have to unlearn ^X, Y, enter. . . :thisisfine:

Firefox desperately needs a way to customize keyboard shortcuts, especially to disable them. Shortkeys isn’t really enough.

After all that, no ^S to save 🥲

I hope some enterprising dev takes it upon themselves to create an alternate Krita UI for touchscreens someday…🙏

At least a customisable dock with buttons that all those very very common actions we use the keyboard for that has good auto-hiding behavior or something.

I did in fact use to add large padding to the menus back when it was possible, so I couse use my drawing tablet to navigate bookmarks! But alas…

I think it’s a bug specific to how Firefox handles menus though. Case in point, it only does this some of the times, usually after two levels. Just a single level, and it stays open, except when the second level is too wide to fit to the space available to the right—

As I was typing this I realized that is it. It doesn’t work if the new level cannot open to the right of the menu. Then, moving the mouse away slightly closes it. But now that I’ve moved the bookmark menu button to the left, it stays open for four or five levels deep!

Gotta get used to the new location, but good enough!!

(I know, I need to sort out my mess of a bookmarks collection. It’s almost two decade old, cut me some slack!)

Now, can we please fix the bookmarks drop-down next? Every time I try to open a nested folder and it just closes because I was too slow and imprecise in moving my mouse I die a little inside 🥲

As a Huion user 🥳

…now to wait until the Steam Deck moves to 6.10 💀

I miss some parts of Kbin, but I’m very glad to have a perfectly functional save feature in Photon…

(And that the threads actually load.)

I used to do that as well—playing them in bed with a timer when I couldn’t sleep. All familiar and cozy :]

Only stopped once I realized I couldn’t remember must beyond the first few minutes which was still enough to trigger “FOMO”!

You will have to pry Bismuth from my cold dead fingers, Plasma 6!!

I’ve never enjoyed longform campaign actual plays much either. It’s just not feasible to keep up with, and unless you’re playing, most campaign RPGs have too much bookkeeping to pay attention to. And even as a background listen, which I’m sure is how most people do it, gets dull.

And yet I’ve watched quite a few though. It works only if I enjoy the people playing, their wits etc. I have no chemistry with Critical Roll, Mercer included. But really enjoyed Acquisition Incorporated: C Team.

But these days the only kind of APs I find myself watching and consistently enjoying is faster indie RPG one-shots. In particular, Mystery Quest (YouTube) where Tom runs a one-shot for a rotating cast of friends (all of whom very funny people) each month. No miniatures, barely any rules referencing. The heaviest game they run is CoC, and it never gets in the way! There’s even a “duet” Thousand Year Old Vampire session that went surprisingly well.

Anytime any other podcast or channel I already follow for their humor and chemistry does a one shot I also like to listen. The short ones are always a delight. No fatigue, no fomo. It works.

I don’t think I’d ever even consider watching a campaign AP had I started here. There are just not fun unless you’re in them, playing.

I want to marry KDE Join the polycule 😘

This thing really does have everything 🥲

Thank you very much for the Linux coverage for it. Does the stylus still work in external display mode? That would be the dream…

I would like to know this as well.

So far, it seems it’s a bit easier to do with Podman / “standard OCI containers” because they’re rootless and get stored in my home directory. But the solution I keep seeing is to move the directory and then symlink or mount bind the folder. I do the latter so that podman continues to work when that external drive isn’t connected.

This does actually work, but I really don’t like it. Why isn’t there a way to store a container entirely in a specific location and then run straight from that location?

The alternative is to provide Podman a custom storage.conf for a specific location. But that too is a “permanent” change. I would love to know a cleaner solution to portable containers!

Thank you for the link! I’m not even OP but would use the heck out of this

PC to phone: works perfectly (regular desktop and Steam Deck used regularly).

Phone to PC: only works by clicking the share clipboard action within the KDE connect app each time. But I recently discovered the quick settings tile and now it’s almost as convenient as before if not more secure.

That, or Magisk ofc.