That'll make it so much easier to find a rom that'll work
sic_semper_tyrannis
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This is great. I've been planning to do something similar later this year. Thanks for the motivation
I appreciate the link and heads up
No worries, thanks for trying to explain it
Do you care to share what special type of lock you use?
DRM or not this is straight from Steam, you don't own what you "purchase". This isn't consumer friendly:
Steam Subscriber Agreement
- REGISTRATION AS A SUBSCRIBER; APPLICATION OF TERMS TO YOU; YOUR ACCOUNT, ACCEPTANCE OF AGREEMENTS
B. Hardware, Subscriptions; Content and Services
Valve or third-party video games and in-game content, software associated with Hardware and any virtual items you trade, sell or purchase in a Steam Subscription Marketplace are referred to in this Agreement as "Content and Services;"
- Licenses
A. General Content and Services License
"The Content and Services are licensed, not sold. Your license confers no title or ownership in the Content and Services."
I would like to learn more about DRM on GoG if you wouldn't mind sharing.
Please publish to GoG as well. I want to support sites that are DRM free. Also I think it's smart to give native Linux support to show the industry that Linux is important rather than rely on compatibility tools that may or may not work well for any given game or setup.
I've been following this for some time and am excited to see it's progressing well
Use alternative ways of streaming content such as Kodi or Stremio with a debrid service that costs $17/6mo
Be prepared for your router to not work until you figure out how to set stuff up. So hopefully this isn't your only router. I converted a router to OpenWRT and my knowledge of networking was super basic. It was very confusing but I did get it working in a few days. However, I couldn't get some things working like a VPN or updating without wiping all my settings. OpenWRT is router firmware, not NAS software. You'll need to run something like CasaOS, OpenMediaVault, TrueNAS, etc for that.
This website is a great starting point for router configurations: https://routersecurity.org/#StartHere
I'm just getting back into Legos and recieved the 10317 Defender kit for the holidays. I would rather it have white wheels (I don't mind painting) and found that there was a past model wheel that came in white. The only difference is the axle style. Instead of the cross pattern it looks more like a half cross. What is this pattern called? Is it compatible with the cross pattern? It looks like it could be.
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A simple first step to helping oneself learn better ways to deal with this problem is to setup NextDNS on your router and use their Roku or similar content filters.