Yeah I feel totally left out. Only paper game I can remember that was fun was paper football.

Wildmender which I’m sure I got in a humble bundle. Both me and my wife have one. I ran into it as I was browsing my massive steam library for a casual game.

Its an open world sandbox survival. Clean simple graphics. Not really building but I get Don’t Starve vibes but it’s extremely forgiving.

The best part is the survival mechanics. You awaken in a ruined dessert world and work towards restoring it.

You need to stay hydrated and fed. So you need to grow stuff to eat and keep your water bottle topped off.

Its extremely gratifying to start off with just a desert with a small pool of water and end up with an oasis.

You can play solo or up to 4 player online/LAN.

The storyline is pretty good too. Combat is fairly easy but that’s coming from a seasoned gamer. I don’t think I’d die except from fall damage.

I picked up a Walmart ONN stick and sideloaded Kodi.

Great price. But idk if it’s worth going to Walmart for it. God that place sucks. In store only.

My wife would punch me.

Yeah etsy got ruined by dropship resellers

I think it’s more nipple rubbing.

!homeassistant@lemmy.world on a isolated vLAN is my goal for “Smart” devices.

Could I add this feature to my partner?

“What do you want for dinner?”

I’m a little concerned about having OTP and passwords together in one system.

Car all now gather information and manufacturers sell this data to anyone.

This means they’re often maintaining those extra communications/sensor systems.

Car also have things like sonar detectors, cameras, smart stereo systems and more. I could understand how drivers assistance or media systems that connect to ever changing cell phones need updates.

How a dead radio prevents the car from running would just be bad design. Shit should be isolated and NOTHING should prevent the car from simply running.

The legacy systems that made a car work 20 years ago should stay isolated from all the smart shit slapped on it. Lane guidance, adaptive cruise control, automated emergency braking and the like are nice but shouldnt stop the car from working.

“For driver safety” they prevent the car from working until X component is repaired.

When you test in prod all bugs are release mode.

!thighdeology@ani.social

Cheaper than I thought it’d be

I tried rclone once because I wanted to sync a single folder from documents and freaked out when it looked like it was going to purge all documents except for my targeted folder.

Then I just did it via the portal…

I need a breakdown like this for Rclone. I’ve got 1TB of OneDrive free and nothing to do with it.

I’d love to setup a home server and backup some stuff to it.

Gawd forbid users get some transparency.

Audiobook and Yoga.

Or even the news.

I use @Voice to read literally anything. Websites, epubs etc.

Even paid premium for it. One time ownership with updates.

Yeah there’s a Microsoft sysinternals utility where you can drag a file into to fetch that info for you.

Makes zero sense there isn’t a >Details in the error notification that tells you the damned process in Windows.