Akatsuki Levi

Bucket of water

Can’t have spyware if the computer doesn’t even work

Also a nice thing, my reasoning is just that I like a bunch of small bash scripts I can look inside and go “oh, so that’s why it broke”

$ sudo pacman -S pipewire pipewire-openrc wireplumber wireplumber-openrc pipewire-pulseaudio

Then you use:

$ rc-service --user pipewire start

$ rc-service --user wireplumber start

$ rc-update --user add pipewire

$ rc-update --user add wireplumber

I only switched to Artix cuz I like OpenRC

Can’t wait for steam to be confused as fuck when it sees my hardware It is gonna use the bringus studio chinese pen statistics for my pc

Do you have a spinning fish display in front of your homelab server, right? We all know the spinning fish improves performance and security, it is a indispensable part of homelabbing

I’m doing a small racing game inspired by Aerogauge(N64)

ATM its a proof-of-concept esque… demo… ish… thing, for the DreamDisc '25 jam But after the jam, do want to continue developing it and make it a full game

boot

open librewolf

open neovim

code my silly lil’ Dreamcast stuff

close neovim

play quake arena

shutdown

If the game structure is actually properly planned, it isnt harder to implement server side anticheat.

The server already has all the info it needs since it gotta sync all the clients anyway, and it is already a authoritative source of truth.

Yet, most modern games codebases are absolute monstrosities of shit piled up, glued up, tacked on with hot glue and a prayer, and shipped. A spaghetti monster, which makes server side anticheat impossible because the codebase is a mess.

And so, because they dont want to spend the time and do things properly, let’s shove everything into the rootkits that are anticheat software

One thing you could try is Alpine Linux It is surprisingly lightweight, and pair it with something like OpenBox or maybe XFCE, and it might be quite good

Where alpine?

Y e s

Nah, ed

Mint XFCE 4 with a Windows-like UI. Installed on my sister’s home-office, and my mom’s old laptop… Haven’t had any complaints so far

For a moment I was really confuser as to how Caddy could replace nodejs’s package manager

I use Forgejo at work. We have set it up on a server and it quickly became our main VCS server. Forgejo just sounds complex, once you install it(really simple setup), it is just… Git. You create your repos, you push your commits, and do all the normal git stuff with it.

You can even enable Forgejo Actions and have built-in Github Actions like CI for your repos, and it works surprisingly well.

Funnily enough, me with Alpine Linux

I threw it at my laptop and it just worked without a hitch

WHAT THE FUCJ IS THIS SORCERY BRO I’VE BEEN USING LINUX FOR AGES AND NEVER KNEW THIS BROOOOOOOOOO

Absolutely will :3

Daaamn… I’ve been open sourced