TIL I've been breaking the TOS for years. I regularly use a VPN to access steam, though only incidentally as the machine is usually connected to the VPN all rhe time. Never had a problem.
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Any time I've ever had a server of any kind connected to the net it's gotten endless 'doorknob turning' from bots scanning for stuff. At the very least, bots trying ssh passwords on common accounts.
I don't have any specific jellyfin advice, but random attempts from all over is pretty usual on the net these days.
Either SoX running in Termux on my phone with:
play -n synth brownnoise synth pinknoise mix synth 0 0 0 10 10 40 trapezium amod 0.1 30
(originally yoinked from I can't remember who, in the early days of Mastodon)
or more recently, a 10-hour loop of the Sardukar chant from Dune. It's right about the right frequency to block a lot of the noise around here and it isn't anything intelligible for my brain to keep me awake thinking about.
If I just want some noise-blocking sound while I'm trying to code or something then myNoise has a vast array of sound generators. It was well worth kicking them $5 a while back.
Yeah, if it's black and blue and hurts that much then you should definitely see a doctor. It may be fractured and you don't want that healing badly.
You're doing god's work. o7
Wezterm. I love some of it's features (quick search).
Again?
This thing is like cold fusion for the folks too young to have been around for that whole thing.
Ideally I'd like it as a playlist, sort of like youtube-tui's library, but this seems like it might be a workable solution. Also, even if it turns out not to be, very nice script. I've always sucked terribly at bash scripting.
Mint is my go-to linux newbie distro suggestion.
I've found ubuntu distros to be pretty good for 'stuff just works". My daily driver is xubuntu. That said, I've never tried using a printer with it. Good luck OP.
GEOS on the C64 (and possibly others)? A desktop environment before machines really had the power to pull it off decently.
I use chatty. Works pretty good.