Lemmchen

cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/25944799

Are there ressources that help you find the right Matrix server software in 2026?

There's Conduit, continuwuity, Tuwunel and Synapse, but what are the differences between them? Which one should I choose when all I want is a homeserver that allows E2EE, federation (optional), voice calls, screen sharing, reliable mobile notifications and that ideally isn't a ressource hog (aka what people say about Synapse)?

Back in my teenage years I remember making music videos to my favorite songs in WMM. It didn't require any previous knowledge about cutting or other video editing tools. It was just simple and intuitive.

Is there an equivalent for Linux that's as easy as intuitive as WMM was? Something I could put in front of someone without previous knowlegde in editing and they could still wrap their heads around in just a few minutes?

(And please don't say Kdenlive. Have you ever tried to add a simple effect like blur to a part of a video? It's super cumbersome.)

There are some games that get mistaken for another one. In this case my "Destruction Derby" image gets somehow mixed together with my "Destruction Derby 2" image, they even get a Hasheous match for whatever reason.

This is how it looks during the scan:

And this when you access it in the library:

AFAICT, manual matching only allows me to match both disks to the same game again. So I could either match both to DD1 or both to DD2, but not seperated how it's actually supposed to be.

Edit: Never mind, I should have been more courageous with my attempts to fix it. Manual matching indeed worked.

Apparently there's more than just headscale-ui now: Relevant GitHub search

Has anyone tried some of them and has an opinion on which is best?

Die Bundesregierung wirft Russland einen großen Cyberangriff auf die Flugsicherung und eine Desinformationskampagne im Bundestagswahlkampf vor. Der russische Botschafter wurde ins Auswärtige Amt einbestellt.

Interesting points being raised. If this turns out to be true, I might as well stop my grind to 5 mio.

The Expedition hit a minor delay, and the window will now open on 17th December.
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One million Coins worth of value equals one extra skill point for your new Raider.
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+12 Stash space

Cross posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/39256755

I know for The Finals they wanted to make sure that it can be played on the Steam Deck (at least for now), but what about ARC Raiders? Can we expect a similar commitment?

I don't know what it is exactly, but I hate modern over-the-shoulder third-person shooters. I was super hyped for Remnant 2 and tried it regardless of my dislike for the "genre". I bought it, played it 50 minutes and never thought about the game again.

Now I'm really hyped about ARC Raiders. It looks so good on stream. I'm a daily player of Embark's other game The Finals. But damn, do I not want to regret to buy this game.

How is the game for you? Did you dislike third-person shooters as well and were able to like ARC Raiders regardless?