All of the selfhosted communities are good for that.

I’ve noticed that a lot of the apps do that, but in a browser you can view things just fine.

OpenWRT on a Linksys router, with adguard home for DNS blocking.

I used to run OPNSense on some older x86 hardware, but wanted to move to something simpler and less power hungry.

God that’s so awkward, the super long pauses before it can even start replying, the horrible robot voice it has, and them both trying to pretend it’s a wifi issue lmao.

Yeah gotta inspect the traffic and block whatever hostnames it uses.

Some did leave, just not nearly as many compared to the numbers that claimed they would.

Thats when I left and made a Lemmy account instead.

Maybe block the DoH endpoint and in theory the device might fall back to normal DNS, dunno if that would work.

Sonarr doesn’t do any downloading, so that’s why it doesn’t specifically need a VPN.

Maybe I’m just wildly crazy here, but I think a $70 game from a big studio should run well.

We’re not talking some $15 early access title here that lacks optimization because it’s like 2 guys making it in their free time.

One workaround is open a second checking account (or use buckets in your main account if your bank has those) and transfer the money there temporarily until the card payment is due.

Am I missing something? There’s no mention of doing it wrong or insisting they not use credit cards. Just a suggestion that would solve the issue from the bank changes…

Bitwarden is great, or KeePass if you want truly offline storage.

It could have looked like BL2 with a few upgrades and more physics and that would have been fine.

Why buy this absolute disaster of a game?

Its a recent AAA game on a modern game engine, so it probably runs awful even on top of the line hardware.

Basically every game that comes out these days in the AAA space is a horrible unoptimized mess.

I must be out of it, I didn’t realize we were counted as kids until we turn 75

Sounds like poor design on the manufacturers part if a $20 microprocessor and radio can break into a car.

Running memtest to check if it’s a RAM issue might be worth it.

Also could be overheating storage, that can cause weird issues.

I love the mouse, for me it’s far faster than remembering key shortcuts or CLI stuff, and just feels a lot more natural to use.

The government already has every US citizens number anyways.