I couldn't see anyone mentioning so I would add Disco Elysium

Not your typical RPG by any measure, but one of my top favorite games of all time, more focused on exploration and talking/decisions rather than fighting. Also has a unique mechanic where "stats" are connected to mental attributes that talk with the character by offering advice, insight, or just poor suggestions depending on your level :D

I would add MonoclesChat as well, it's a fork of Conversations with some quality of life improvements. It's obviously thought to be used with the Monocles ecosystem, but works fine with whatever XMPP server ;)

I can't believe soulseek still exists, I have so many memories of getting the wrong content or suspicious files with it more than a decade ago 🥲

I'm using Joplin and I'm quite happy with it :)

It should work, the board does support that configuration :) Thanks, I think I'll try that once I have some more time in the summer!

I would buy one in a heartbeat if they had three keys in the thumb clusters 🥲

Moka is ❤️

Those are the best beans, they're a tactile with the squishiest feel 🥰 You just need to be careful that if you push them the whole way you might get cut :P All in all, I would 100% recommended the cat and the beans 💯

Totally, I would just prefer to desolder one switch rather than all of them :P

I used for a while MyTinyTodo and personally I really liked the simplicity and minimalism, while having a good range of features (also super small footprint on the server) Sadly I realized too lists were not really working for me anymore, so I had to move to a kanban board, but I have fond memories of that software :)

Beautiful color! :)

I switched to Airsonic Advanced, after I decided that my Subsonic instance was too old (but it still worked). It works pretty well regardless of client and has a decent but not amazing web interface.

I also tried Navidrome, and found it pretty slick, but does sorting by metatags and I have some pretty old stuff that doesn't have very accurate/clean tags, so I stuck with Airsonic since it sorts by folder structure

Out of curiosity, what did you use to detect tracking attempts?

There's no screws, just that the stabilizer is held between the board and the plate. I guess that trying to break/cut it would be the way to go, but I was hoping someone with experience could tell me if its a terrible idea :P