

Just decided to do post-posting research and it does run a modified NT kernel, but still.


Just decided to do post-posting research and it does run a modified NT kernel, but still.


So where does Xbox make money? It’s not the hardware. It’s the games. Seems like they should stop developing a “store” and a “platform” and just adopt Steam. I don’t think it runs any version of windows underneath. Refocus efforts in improving Proton, develop great games, offer them on Steam. My Steamdeck was the best mobile experience I ever had for some really great games that also worked on windows. If I could install SteamOS on my Series X, that would be a killer Steam Machine.


Saw a solution on the web somewhere that worked for me for colors (not whites, you will see why).
If you have stains already, I use a 50/50 of water and Tide Free and Clear in a spray bottle and I spray drench the stained area. Throw that in the washer and let it wait for wash day. Hours or days to let the Borax in it do its thing. Works great for oil stains too.
For straight up stank, like the mildew in the shoulder seams that will come out when you sweat, I use oxi in the tub with detergent, then cleaning strength vinegar (30%) in the fabric softener compartment (but not with whites and chlorine bleach, DON’T GENERATE CHLORINE GAS). Just like 2 or 3 tablespoons. You will smell it when you move the load to the dryer, but it mostly fades while it tumbles. The stank fades away every wash and is usually gone after 3. And it helps sanitize your washer between bleaches.


Is your external SSD partitioned into multiple drives? Are you saying that your SSD is reported to be 129GB by the OS?


Does that include hidden folders?


Back in the day I used to use Synergy to have one mouse and keyboard across multiple monitors and OSes
https://symless.com/synergy/software-kvm
I could seamlessly scroll across 3 monitors pushed by 3 different computers.
I bought myself a Synology disk station and a domain.
Yes I use Cloudflare for DNS so I can get a wildcard domain cert using ACME.
I use the Synology supplied login portal as a web application firewall for every site I want to host with the wildcard SSL cert. Like bar.mydomain.com, mealie.mydomain.com, etc.
The Synology routes the traffic to the services hosted on other services within my network.
Anything else I don’t want open to the public web, I use the Synology supplied OpenVPN server to connect.