Same here, for some reason my covid hobby was learning a new keyboard layout and while I now prefer using Dvorak, my attempts at remapping key bindings like cut/copy/paste on linux has has been unreliable at best, and then switching between Dvorak and QWERTY for games that don't support layout-agnostic controls usually doesn't even register (at least on the steam deck it doesn't seem to)
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If you wait till the last minute.. then it only takes a minute.
Have the same problem with PBS and NFS. Have to turn off the PBS container, delete the .lock file in the NFS directory, then boot up PBS. Thinking I'm just going to use a local directory instead of NFS
The hackaday feed is pretty interesting if you're into that space
That should work for media files at least, but I believe they'll also need Plex pass to be able to download anything.
Absolutely, that is definitely preferred when possible!
Line drying makes your clothes last longer too. I do that with all my jeans, towels, hoodies, etc. Basically only use the dryer for cotton socks, underwear, and tshirts.
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I'm sick too with a pretty moderate head cold. Great timing for seeing family around the holidays 😒 I have the feeling of a sore throat but without any throat pain which is a new experience. 6/10 would get sick again.
Greetings Pioneers! I got my local dedicated server stats added to Home Assistant and wanted to share if anyone else is interested.
First off the API documentation can be found at “steamapps/common/Satisfactory/CommunityResources/DedicatedServerAPIDocs.md” or here thanks to redditor /u/suudo.
I generated an API token by opening the game client, clicking Server Manager > Console and entering the command server.GenerateAPIToken and added the following code block below to my configuration.yaml file.
NOTE: I assume this goes without saying, but just wanted to note that you need to input your own server IP at YOUR_DEDICATED_SERVER_IP and input your own API token at YOUR_TOKEN in my example below. If there’s more you want to see please consult the documentation I’ve linked above.
NOTE: I specified a unique_id for each sensor so they are customizable in the UI - this can be literally anything as long as it’s unique.
rest:
- scan_interval: 60
method: POST
resource: "https://YOUR_DEDICATED_SERVER_IP:7777/api/v1"
verify_ssl: false
headers:
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN
Content-Type: "application/json"
payload: '{ "function": "QueryServerState" }'
sensor:
- name: "Satisfactory Connected Players"
value_template: "{{ value_json.data.serverGameState.numConnectedPlayers | int }}"
unique_id: 63628608-0139-40f0-b163-d2534d17ca78
unit_of_measurement: "Players"
- name: "Satisfactory Tech Tier"
value_template: "{{ value_json.data.serverGameState.techTier | int }}"
unique_id: 63628608-0139-40f0-b163-d2534d17ca79
- name: "Satisfactory Average Tick Rate"
value_template: "{{ value_json.data.serverGameState.averageTickRate | float | round(1) }}"
unique_id: 63628608-0139-40f0-b163-d2534d17ca7a
unit_of_measurement: "Ticks/s"
- name: "Satisfactory Active Session Name"
value_template: "{{ value_json.data.serverGameState.activeSessionName }}"
unique_id: 63628608-0139-40f0-b163-d2534d17ca7b
- name: "Satisfactory Total Game Duration"
value_template: "{{ (value_json.data.serverGameState.totalGameDuration | int) // 3600 }}"
unique_id: 63628608-0139-40f0-b163-d2534d17ca7c
device_class: "duration"
unit_of_measurement: "hours"
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Woah, I have not! I will definitely be checking that out. Thank you!