Same but xcom2. Both are great running on an Ayaneo 2.
FunkyClown
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I'm not sure, I'm still seeing your original comment now? Maybe it's due to me replying via an admin account on my own instance of lemmy?
I mean more that it doesn't show the local posts as anyone can still view them when they are not logged in.
It would be great if it only just let logged in users view the site and not mess with the federation settings.
Yeah, 0.18 really helps with server federation timeouts but no captcha is insane. Can you just disable signups temporarily until the next version is out?
So I brought back just over a kg of Kava from Fiji. Damn, after a few wines it's a great thing to have so you don't get too drunk instead. Just makes you chilled out but not paranoid like weed does to me.
Nice! I have a windows based handheld Ayaneo 2 but I ended up installing Chimera OS which is basically a linux clone of SteamOS and it's way better without worrying about windows breaking things etc... So far the game compatibility is great as it uses Proton like the steam deck. Handheld gaming is fantastic as you can sit on the couch like using a switch but then dock it to your tv etc... and it's like a console.
Pretty sure mlem and memmy don't support notifications yet (In saying that, the speed of app development is insane and nearly there! Within a few weeks they have gone from basic scrolling apps to loads of new features). I get them using a browser and they popup while scrolling.
I was once like you but got it a few months ago. If you are vaxxed up and the new strains being more mild it’s honestly not that bad. I basically had a sore throat one night and after that I was just tired as fuck but no other symptoms besides a bit of brain fog. Maybe I was just lucky.
The Ansible method is easy and worked fine for me on 22.04: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ansible
Just remember to setup ssh without a password using this command from your local machine:
ssh-copy-id yourserver.com
It worked well for me as long as the game was Linux/proton compatible.