Ironically the more sycophantic it gets, the less useful I find it for what I need to do, like building. I want a tool that can catch mistakes early, it’s so incredibly annoying.

You can get an old HP microserver on eBay for less than 100 bucks. Still runs fine. I threw debian on it. Great for starting out… I use mine for backups, services and Jellyfin. It gave my beloved 870 a home. :,)

The bridge is the same one mentioned in the other link!

Yes, somewhere in the set up you need to set the import limit to -1 iirc then message the bot to import the whole thing, then once a message gets sent in each channel it populates.

I didn’t have a problem doing it. It took a while but it was fine. Some of the channels needed a little help, but it was just a matter of reconnecting them. Our server has been around for years too. Going to do an extra backup, but it was fine.

I just imported a server with bridge.

I don’t believe them lol.

https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy

I have already spun up an instance for my friends. It was easier than I thought. You can bridge it into Discord an import the history of all channels of your servers, so you won’t lose it all too. Worked pretty well.

Strip it out.

https://github.com/Raphire/Win11Debloat

I find windows intolerable if I don’t run that and turn half the shit off.

As for now they are welcome to my data more than Palantir lol.

Good thing I only buy cheap cables on aliexpress these days lmao

Check out Winboat!

https://github.com/TibixDev/winboat

I use a more manual setup version of the same concept from another earlier repo. I can run my Windows speciality software just fine.

Enclosures really worked well the first time, boy how.

I smell this photo.

Yes, he had some macros to set up and is totally new to Linux, however he ended up temporarly back on Windows as he has an Nvidia card (5000 series) and their Linux drivers have not caught up yet with the new tech. Once they do he is switching back.

It took several hours to set that up.

I really hope the Steam suite pushes the tide.

Tolkien is rolling in his grave.