You can force steam to start in big picture mode with the -gamepadui argument. And you can always switch between desktop and big picture mode, at least when you have a normal window manager running.
Booting into big picture mode would entail launching gamescope and launching Steam inside that.
As a workaround, if you have a Steam Controller pressing the Steam button should bring up Steam and pressing it again should switch to Big Picture Mode. That’s at least how it works on my Steam Deck in desktop mode.
If you have an Xbox or PlayStation controller you could try if their corresponding buttons work the same.
In KDE it’s just a simple configuration in the power section of the settings. No idea what the general Linux way would be.
Ugh, another new “sudo” clone.
The most important question, did she also trademark her haemorrhoid?
@TaylorSwiftsHemorrhoid@lemmy.world
The crazy optimisations of RCT pop up all the time.
I mean, apparently the oil companies are reporting record profits. Doesn’t sound to me like they are suffering at all from their supply chain being disrupted.
I guess they could theoretically block the DoH server(s) by IP. The problem is overblocking. They cannot tell if you’re accessing a webpage or a DoH server. They are basically the same thing.
Of course in terms of privacy the DoH provider can tell what domains you requested. But that is true with every DNS service.
Funnily enough it’s often used in the pirate scene to distribute games. But only as archives.
That was a great time. My little server never felt snappier because all the big instances had stopped sending their content. And I could laugh at them because I wasn’t affected.
Thanks! I hadn’t considered just wanting to hide your own IP.
How can they act as a proxy if they can’t terminate the connection? Or what service does that offer?
I guess they could filter out some connections based on IP addresses. But is that enough for some customers? Or am I overlooking something?
Just blocking the domain won’t do you any good. Half the internet is behind Cloudflare. Even some Lemmy servers use it.
Depends on the Lemmy server. So not all of Lemmy goes down.
Even if you don’t use Cloudflare’s https they still need the private keys to work. So they can read all traffic either way.
Rust is faster than JavaScript
isn’t ublock’s filtering compiled to webassembly?
The slow thing usually is the DOM manipulation anyways.
Maybe leave out the tech and just recommend one server to sign up on and recommend a bunch of accounts to follow.
Yeah, I can’t do anything with the account either because they want me to add a phone number.
Look for a lockfile in its config directory. Just delete it if it’s there. It can be left over when qbittorrent isn’t shut down correctly.