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pv (Pipe Viewer) is a command line tool to view verbose information about data streamed/piped through it. The data can be of any source like files, block devices, network streams etc. It shows the amount of data passed through, time running, progress bar, percentage and the estimated completion time.
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that is what the /srv mount point is for. I mount all my external HDDs from there.
I really like the rules to this system. Especially the 3d6 method of rolling
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Warhammer 40k: Rogue Trader Story is cool, but you basically have to be bad. I prefer the combat over other types like BG3.
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I use both myself, Fedora for desktop work and Debian for server
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My T430 has outlasted my X1 extreme. It was built differently
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Im my distro the all the plugins are included in the repo package. But you just need to Configure Kate and there is a plugins section.
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The support for NVIDIA hardware on Linux is not ideal at best. When I switched to all AMD I have since had a very smooth experience, especially with distro hopping.
Trying to see if I can use alcohol swabs to clean it.
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I made it to the city, but not Skellige yet.
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Witcher 3 - runs really well and looks amazing, then i go back to Mario Cart for some stress relief
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I vote for SSI too, loved the AD&D games
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This is a good start, thanks for the info
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The game is beautiful, cant get over how good it looks and runs on the Switch.
This game seems difficult, weapons and shield constantly break. I am always out of stamina and keep dying. I am afraid to roam around, so no open world for me. Any tips, would be appreciated.
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Lets be thankful we have commerce, buy more, buy more now and be happy... - Om
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All this noise just to serve up ads
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The Division 2
The main campaign story is boring, but end game is tons of fun and customization of gear builds.
greenronin.com
> That’s right, we have. Well, kind of. We mentioned it briefly in 2019, at Gen Con, but the reference was so short and sparse that it didn’t spread. This was a blessing in disguise because of course the very next year COVID-19 spread across the world, forcing us to change our plans. > We changed them back this year. We’re doing it. > Let me tell you about this game. In fact, let me get a little cute about it since it’s truly under the radar.
on.soundcloud.com
Just thought I would add this resource here.
respawn.io
> Some languages have nice documentation tooling: Yardoc for Ruby, Pydoc for Python, Godoc for Go. Swift has DocC, and it can export docs as a static website, too.
swordsandstitchery.blogspot.com
I really liked this module from back in the AD&D days, Tharizdun is a strange god
The river was very still that morning.
dwelleroftheforbiddencity.blogspot.com
> I have seen many people suggest they don’t use psionics, not because they are a bad thematic fit with their game, but instead as they are hard to understand.
pdxint.at
>Four Northern democracies are seemingly helpless against nearby predatory dictatorships. Despite their size, Finland, Norway, Denmark, and Sweden have a chance to avoid conquest through clever diplomacy or fierce resistance. Write a new history of the Nordic countries in Arms Against Tyranny, a new expansion for Hearts of Iron IV.
It seems all the previous posts are gone, I dont know why.
itch.io
This jam was created because: 1. open source gaming is amazing 2. whole thing going on about gaming licensing 3. spreading the word about open licenses is always a good thing 4. highlighting irrevocable licenses is important for preserving open gaming
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