Adventure ended a while back. Been on bazzite (Fedora atomic spin) for a few years and can't see myself moving far from it.
Been dual booting Linux for a long time (was cutting my teeth in the 2010's on Gentoo) and only kept windoze for games, which ive thankfully just totally ditched.
What's the current recommend for the original trilogy? Last re-watch I picked up some fanmade recolours of the OG rips, but not sure what's hotness today. For clarity, I'm looking for watching Alderaan explode like a poorly rendered image of a candle, not any remastered shit.
Depends on the circumstances tbh. Things like sops do load the secret unencrypted on the machine (with perms but still unencrypted. For remote VPS encrypted at rest is probably better. K8S has secret management but there unencrypted too.
Another alternative could be using Doppler secrets managment platform, I used it for a while
I think it's overkill for homelab and over complex/additional failure points.
I use sops encrypted, published in my public git. When I apply my nix config, they are pulled and unencrypted on apply on the local machine.
Keeps it as simple as I can think of, with few moving parts.
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I'll be doing my part defending Super Earth on Friday night. With a whiskey. On Bazzite, it runs fine on Linux.
And a lot of race/class combinations can soft lock you into not being able to attain a lot of perks and features accessible to other combos
One of the only games my parents ever bought me was cosmos cosmic adventure.
Our 286 didn't have enough ram to run it. Had to give it to friends.
Was heartbreaking to watch my friends play it.
Knew the moment you get into cli
Log into root, look; gawk; find; sed; talk; grep; touch; finger; find; flex; unzip; head; tail; mount; workbone; fsck; yes; gasp; fsck; more; yes; yes; eject; umount; makeclean; zip; split; done;
I enjoyed my pebble time, but I think I'll steer clear of this until it's out based on history.
Really enjoying ditching the smartwatch and using a Citizen solar/atomic analog, which should go 10+ years without needing a new battery. Really tired of remembering to charge it when traveling, and buzzing notifications on a smartwatch wasn't a interruption I need.
This looks pretty sweet honestly
They probably had it comin