Razer kishi (OP) is pretty good, I’ve personally been a fan of the 8bitdo ultimate mobile controller. I’ve found the build quality to be very similar or better than other controllers I’ve used, and it’s like half the price of most of them. https://www.8bitdo.com/ultimate-mobile-gaming-controller/
I respect that, I personally prefer to prepare for the inevitable rugpull that ever software as a service company does
Fun fact, there are tools to rip FLAC files of music you stream on qobuz so you can build up your music hoard
If cabs were willing to give me accurate estimates on cost of trip I would use them way more. Sitting in the cab watching the meter tick up stresses me out
Syncthing between my phone, my server, my laptop, and a cloud backup. Home server is always on so it “remembers” the sync to propagate to devices that were not turned on or connected to the internet when the change was made, cloud backup in case of catastrophe
oooh I’m gonna try this on my days off this weekend
Fun fact! While brown eyes are brown due to pigmentation, blue/green/grey eyes are the colour they are for the same reason the sky is blue: the way the light bends when it passes through a barrier. In both the case of light passing through the atmosphere and light passing through your cornea, blue/green light has just the right wavelength that when the light scatters as it reflects back out, some colours are more visible than others. Depending on the small amount of pigmentation you do have and the lighting conditions you are in, the eye may appear blue, grey-blue or green. All the way grey eyes are more rare and require slightly abnormal corneas. In this particular picture I would say it looks like blue to me.
For anyone curious for more reading: https://iris.ca/en/blogs/blog/la-science-derriere-la-couleur-des-yeux
Hello from piefed! Cool project
I went for the full meal deal after getting some practice in, home server + raid array
I was paying for netflix, spotify, cloud storage, shared calendar software, the works. I’ve since moved my media watching to jellyfin, music to navidrome, storage to my server w/ offsite backups of critical files, baikal + open source calendar solutions. Anything I can replace with something I run myself, I do. And I’m always adding more. If you don’t count the fact that I keep expanding the scope of my setup and buying hardware, I save lots per month in subs of various kinds
I reached a breaking point with the number of SaaS that I was having to pay for monthly, so I started taking steps to eliminate my subscriptions one by one
teamspeak6 is in beta right now but it is my replacement for discord. Check it out, supports most anything people have used disc for
Did you get that from Koi Me The Horizon or just happened to source the image from wherever they sourced the koi footage? Or am I horribly misguided