thatcrow

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[–] thatcrow@ttrpg.network 1 points 17 minutes ago

Yes. It's a new controller.

[–] thatcrow@ttrpg.network 1 points 18 minutes ago

It works well, but using 2 screens on one monitor will always be a lesser experience.

[–] thatcrow@ttrpg.network 1 points 1 hour ago

I don't think I've ever cried because of a game in the sense that the game itself made me cry, but the memories attached to some have.

[–] thatcrow@ttrpg.network 1 points 1 hour ago (2 children)

Mmm, great memories of Blue Rescue team.

I've been meaning to play the others, but DS emulation is kind of subpar by design.

 

Does anyone know what could be causing this and maybe a potential fix?

I'm using Manjaro Linux with KDE.

[–] thatcrow@ttrpg.network 2 points 11 hours ago

The correct answer is to redistribute their wealth.

[–] thatcrow@ttrpg.network -1 points 17 hours ago* (last edited 17 hours ago) (1 children)

None.

Nothing that's a 'hit' in the modern day will have any of the staying power of say, Beethoven.

Even now, hits are dead within a few years. The average person is being conditioned to only 'consume' entertainment that has been recently released.

To hopefully drive this point home, notice how Weird Al parodies have more staying power than the songs he's parodying? Nobody thinks this will be the case when a song is new and the consumer bandwagon is being told to like it.

I'm sure people thought, say, something like SAIL would 'stand the test of time,' but it's actually cringe as fuck to listen to now. That's not going to change as time passes.

Notice how Elvis, the 'king of rock' has no staying power? I'm sure if you told people that he'd be irrelevant now a few decades ago, they'd look at you like you're crazy. Meanwhile, literally nobody gives a shit about Elvis unless they're trying to be different or for whatever reason had his music shoved down their throat.

There is contemporary music that will stand the test of time, like from Ulrich Schnauss and Felix Laband.

But have you even heard of either of those?

[–] thatcrow@ttrpg.network 1 points 21 hours ago

I figured it out, and it surprisingly is possible.

ChatGPT was able to walk me through it. The big issue I had was that I was trying to connect using my own machine, which does not work. However, trying to connect using my phone did work. I also had to bind my VPN's local IP (it's different than the one that displays in the app) for nginx to work.

I could verify my VPN's local IP with ip -4 addr show. It's the entry with tun0.

http {
	server {
		listen LOCAL_VPN_IP:VPN_PORT;
		server_name  localhost;
...

 

I'm able to use my VPN to distribute files via Soulseek/Nicotine+. Can I do this with its IP and port forwarding so people can connect to a website hosted on my machine from the internet?

I'm imagining they'd be able to connect with the basic IP:port address, but I'm really not even sure if it's possible.

I'm looking into using NGINX for this. If something else is more appropriate, I'd love to know.