If I have to use an ad blocker to make a site remotely usable (and you have to to make it usable), then I don't even want to give them traffic.
Zikeji
joined 2 years ago
I'm not sure how I'll handle when it's his time to go. Just the mere thought makes me tear up.
I maintain he'll outlive me. Which can have more than one interpretation lol.
He's was in perfect health according to the vet, up until the latest visit when we discovered a heart murmur. Monitoring it to see if it starts having symptoms. Hopefully none.
Source: my entire ass
OP is talking about horses, not donkeys. Also, I hope your donkey wasn't harmed in the process of getting this information.
Another reason I'm happy with SDR is because I run two monitors and the second doesn't support HDR. So it provides a consistent look.
As for recording - really just limited to when I play games like Lethal Company with friends. Just to clip the goofs. Have a whole shitton of them.
I'm not running an OLED but my monitor is HDR capable and I prefer the look, however I don't run it in HDR mode. Reason being, it fucks with my OBS recordings and I have to up the quality significantly for them to be usable, which ups the storage requirements.
The gameplay looks fine. It looks like a Doom game. But I won't buy a game with DRM, so I won't be buying it until that gets removed (at earliest).
Is the maximum 24 characters because their database column is a VARCHAR(24)? That's one of the first questions that I thought of. Sure, it doesn't guarantee plaintext, but it's a indicator that it may be stored plaintext, considering hashing doesn't care about length. Or at the very least whoever has had eyes on this code doesn't know shit about security, which makes me less confident in the product as a whole.
The only reason I can think of to have a maximum would be to save on bandwidth and CPU cycles, and even then 24 characters is ridiculously stingy when the difference would be negligible.
I'll limit this to devices in use.
- phone
- laptop for work and occasionally personal
- steam deck
- gaming desktop
- 4 bay Asus NAS
- 2 mini PCs (headless)
- 9 VPSes of varying size (I get them free via work)
Whoops! Didn't notice that typo. I wouldn't even dream of subjecting my steam deck to the same 900 mods as my PC.
I modded Cyberpunk 2078 and jumped straight to the NNM app, no issues. Running quite a few mods.
I will note that your "I have no way to know how many problems it would have it I used it every day" is kind of.. the stability "issues" is due to frequent updates. You can simply not update for a few weeks at a time, reducing the likelihood of encountering issues.