By the way, just to clarify, when I say within steam, I mean making it easier to use protonGE within steam. My script lets you set and forget your configuration for proton ge, no matter how much you update, you shouldn’t ever have to change your settings to use the newest version.
However, if you’re wanting to, you should be able to add the script as a non-steam application and run it as if it was a steam game
Well, well, well, looks like you might have me beat! Though, this doesn’t look like it marks latest and previous versions for ease of use within steam. You do have to restart every time you make a change. Mine however, should only need a restart on the first time you use it.
Cool, I actually hadn’t heard of this! Though, I do prefer cli applications, so I think I still prefer mine ;)
Thanks, that’s basically what I gathered from the article but I didn’t do any further research.
Uggghhh. Thankfully, I’ve never even heard of this program, but this sets a poor precedent for their future endeavors
Doesn’t this only happen if there’s a power surge? I feel like I heard that somewhere but have nothing to back up my claim. In that case just put it on a surge protector and it shouldn’t be bad?
Huh, you’re right, I don’t know how I read it so wrong. Anyway, to answer your actual question, most paid vpns will do that, and probably some free ones. My personal recommendation is mullvad vpn, they are by far the best company and they probably have all the features you’ll need
This is tangential to the request, but HackingNoises in the second episode of “Craft a lie”. Which is a Minecraft speed running challenge.
Ohhhhh that sounds very interesting! I might just have to set one up for my server!
Forgive my negligence, but what is a BBS?
Weird, for me personally I just see both at the same time. Maybe I’m an outlier though
Mine ;)
Sometimes they squeak :3
Same, I use vscodium, which kept asking for my git username/password every time I wanted to push, which was frustrating, so I just switched to using cli like a good Linux enthusiast
Obligatory mention: if you can, try and switch away from GitHub! I highly recommend codeberg, which is based on the self-host able software, Forgejo.
Codeberg is based on the software Forgejo, just with some extra modifications. I’m running my own Forge instance and it’s absolutely great
Note that the list of things Hasan said is fake, make sure to read past it where it explicitly says so
:3