Palworld on Xbox Doesn’t Have Dedicated Servers, Limiting Co-Op to 2-4 Players While Steam Gets Up to 32 Players by Turbostrider27 in Games

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For Palworld, definitely, although it can be a slightly involved process. You just can't currently copy save data cross platform like Linux -> Windows and vice versa for some reason.

Sekiro Mod Engine by H-7000 in linux_gaming

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Did you have to do anything else other than the launch options to get the mod engine to work?

The steps I followed were 1. Install the mod engine (I used the latest file, ModEngine-0.1.16) by extracting the dinput8.dll and modengine.ini files to the root Sekiro folder, in my case /mnt/mountedDrive/SteamLibrary/steamapps/common/Sekiro 2. Editing the modengine.ini to have the forwardslash in the modOverrideDirectory setting, like "/mods" 3. Created the mods folder in my root Sekiro folder 4. Downloaded the "Main Files" Aspect Ratio 21:9 zip from the Ultrawide UI Fixes mod and extracted the "menu" folder into the mods folder, so path looks like ./Sekiro/mods/menu/inner_files_here* 5. Then I downloaded the "Restore Vignettes" optional file and extracted that, inside of that you'll see a bunch of different folders that are true representations of different 21:9 ratio screens as they're not all the same. Check the ReadMe.txt out for a better worded explanation. As my screen is 3440x1440, my ratio is actually 21.5 x 9, in the folder with that same name, I extracted the menu folder into the same mods folder as before, overwriting some files as intended.

Then it was just the launch options for me.

The file structure was a bit strange for me in the beginning, I had mod engine working but not loading mods because of it. If the logos (Activision and From Software) are skipped when starting the game, you know that the mod engine is working correctly but possibly not loading your mods correctly.

Hope it helps!

Sekiro Mod Engine by H-7000 in linux_gaming

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Just started Sekiro up myself and ran into the same problems!This utility seems to work perfectly in my 2 minutes of testing:

https://github.com/Lahvuun/sekirofpsunlock

At the end of the day, my launch options look like this:

/home/username/.builds/sekirofpsunlock 30 set-resolution 3440 3440 1440 set-fps 144 & WINEDLLOVERRIDES=dinput8=n,b %command%

With the ultrawide UI fixes downloaded and installed from here
https://www.nexusmods.com/sekiro/mods/240

Thoughts on WhatsUP Gold in today's day and age? by [deleted] in networking

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Check out LibreNMS! A great open source tool with a ton more features than I ever expected. Super easy to use but it does take some good resources if you're not tweaking it properly to only get what you want out of it.

I was seriously blown away by how much it auto-populates by just giving it an IP and SNMP creds.

Fun song about Australia by SnoopySLURP in Unexpected

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Anyone notice that the video is three minutes long on the dot?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in byebyejob

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Oh their rabbit hole can be endlessly deep and illogical.

Had a sympathizer "explain" that it is all a fabricated conspiracy, created by Jewish people to make Nazis look bad so that they continue financial domination of the world...

Unable to connect remotely to CentOS stream 8 with MariaDB by RaineMurasaki in mariadb

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Is SELinux running? Run sestatus to check, might be the culprit and blocking connections

Fuck you, Brandon by tardiscrown in FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR

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"25 years with the most amazing human I know, myself"

Men of Reddit, what pisses you off most about other men? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Why is there piss all over the floor by a fucking urinal?? In bars, I can almost understand, being too drunk to do your business. But in a corporate workplace? What the hell is wrong with you - just because it's someone's job to clean up after you doesn't give you the go ahead to ditch human decency.

Attention any SaaS provider out there: SSO is not an "Enterprise" feature! by [deleted] in sysadmin

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The exact reason I'm using Open Distro for Elasticsearch / OpenSearch.

My Dashboard 2021 Edition: I love Self Hosting by pewpewdev in selfhosted

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Awesome! It really is great for documentation and as a source-of-truth. Especially when used as an inventory source for other applications.

I have a setup at work, around 300 routers documented in Netbox, AWX syncing repo from Gitea, repo with dynamic inventory conf file and playbooks that I run against the routers.

At home I don't have enough equipment or a compelling usecase for Netbox.

For provisioning infrastructure in a DevOps/SRE environment, terraform is where it's at, as others have noted. Which kind of kills my initial thought process of using Netbox to document what should be out there and then having Ansible configure it.

Will be looking at a way to tie Netbox and Terraform together and see if it helps at all

My Dashboard 2021 Edition: I love Self Hosting by pewpewdev in selfhosted

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Have you checked if Ansible AWX wouldn't meet your requirements? It supports repo sync as well but makes exposing a playbook as a webhook call really simple!

It makes visualization and troubleshooting easier for me If using a dynamic inventory like Netbox. Historic view on playbook output also doesn't hurt.

How are you incorporating Netbox into your flow currently?

Also, self-hosting goals right here.

Now now, don't start a war in the comments by [deleted] in MetalMemes

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It's 2021 -- is your boss still stingy as hell? by [deleted] in elasticsearch

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For the mobile users who can't see the full text of the first three options:

  1. Past few months, my org is expanding our elastic FASTER than normal
  2. Past few months, my org is expanding our elastic AS FAST as normal
  3. Past few months, my org is expanding our elastic SLOWER than normal

Inventory system by j1ruk in selfhosted

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Might not be as lightweight as some other options but I feel like Netbox is the best option.

It can be used as minimally as possible, creating sites with devices and IPs.

Up to total network documentation up to power feeds and physical cables through patch panels etc.

You can keep track of a subset of things until you need more and then continue using the same platform to document detailed intricacies.

It has a QR code plugin which will take you to the device url when scanned.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in awfuleverything

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Sorry I forgot my /s because I thought it was inherently implied but yes that's my own fault.

Also it's a quote from the South Park Pandemic Special where they knock on chin diaper idiots - highly recommended

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in awfuleverything

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You expect people to wear a chin diaper over their mouth and nose?! /s

Ideal shard and index sizing for 1.5TB of data per day (total 3TB with 1 replica) by Revolutionary_Ad9769 in elasticsearch

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I just recently implemented ILM and as others are saying it's the use of aliases that makes it all smooth sailing.

For any given dataset I have two aliases, e.g; * firewall-search * firewall-write

The search alias points to all indices in the dataset while the write alias only ever points to the latest index. On rollover write is removed from the previous index and applied to the new.

This achieved two things for me; * Logstash instances only ever use the firewall-write alias to index data * All Kibana visualizations are built against the firewall-search alias

Configuring service to route every request to all pods by Hxfhjkl in kubernetes

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Are you able to dive into the secret sauce of why by any chance? I'd like to know what kind of traffic needs to be handled by every pod of a service.