Thinkpad X280?

LENOVO ThinkPad X280 12.5 LCD Ultrabook - Intel Core i5 (8th Gen) i5-8250U Quad-core (4 Core) 1.60 GHz - 8 GB DDR4 SDRAM - 256 GB SSD - Windows 10 Pro 64-bit (English) - (Renewed) Title https://a.co/d/4ylP22d

And I LOVE that USB-C is uni-directional.

I tend to buy 90° connectors for all the things and it’s such a treat that USB-C is well designed.

Wow I got downvoted.

Yes I agree that launchers mentioned here are the online connected and required ones.

The old school launchers you could bypass by just running the exe directly.

The only useful thing launchers can used to do is adjust things like display settings that require reboot. Basically an INI config GUI.

This was more common back in the day probably due to the game engines. More less games require restart in recent years but that could be due to me playing more indie games and less AAA titles.

Edit: wow. Downvote much.

Systemwide RFC-3339 Dateformat

I meant RFC3339

Rfc3339 plus kebab case for many things

2024-09-01_lname-fname-resume.pdf

Yeeessssss…

Cover the paper label with packing tape (cheap mans laminate).
Use quick set epoxy for a better bond.

https://tenor.com/bYrSb.gif

Nice addition of solution.

In time Lemmy will replace reddit for tech questions. Give it a few years!

I specialize in Azure admin.

Sounds like this might be by design to ensure secure connections.

Using AVD as a bastion replacement.

Only option with similar security would be VPN into the vnet and just ssh normally.

1. AVD as a jumpbox
2. Bastion (costly solution)
3. VPN then SSH/RDP

Not really it’s just another unfinished project.

I want to play with nextcloud, homeassistant and tabbyml

Y’all laugh but I’m getting into Linux and dusted off an old i7 laptop with 16gb of RAM. Slapped a $40 512GB ssd and linux mint on it to get into !selfhost@lemmy.ml!

…then promptly forgot about the laptop

I remember those days, but this was before Microtransactions and battlepasses.

Back then when you bought a game it was complete and you owned it…

Yeah I do this currently for my Windows installs. But Windows would freak out on OS updates and reinstalls.

I plan to redirect home on my next build

This is why I ask around! Haven’t heard that suggestion yet

What’s your recommended Linux distro for a Windows gamer to try?

Is that like EWG SkinDeep?

Am I the only one who writes the Readme as I add features and do my commits.

Don’t leave your homework until the end and cram away just before it’s due.

Code every other day.

Code. Then review and document.

I also try to maintain my feature list in my Readme. Essentially my roadmap. Work my way down the list and write Code as features are added/updated.

I’m trying to run blissos now in hyperv with no luck.

Did you make any progress?

I’m trying to find a bluestacks alternative