I have not had any auto update in my entire career but i have always been on the infra side so it was never just my app. Though I do wish the update/outage process would be updated to reflect kubernetes and not just think of everything as monolithic servers.

I saw others had issues with the wildcard cert/DBs challenge but I think they updated it since then. I thought about going full cli and using Swag but I’m a sucker for dashboards.

I migrated from NPM to zoraxy for my reverse proxy. Had some issues with crowdsec not working but got it working after a day. Also weird that I had 3 different public IPs, one from the browser, one from an API call, and one from the crowdsec logs. The low was the source of truth though.

You did not ask about steam specifically, I’ll Google that for you as well. Why is Steam moving to full 64-bit and dropping 32-bit OS support?

Future versions of Steam will only support 64-bit OS’ moving forward. Why? The simple answer is that planned platform upgrades and core features of Steam rely on drivers and other libraries that only support 64-bit OS’. Future versions of Steam will only support 64-bit OS’. That means that users of 32-bit OS’ should upgrade their systems. Valve recommends that users do this “sooner rather than later”.

You can join the discussion on Steam’s 64-bit upgrade on the OC3D Forums. https://overclock3d.net/news/software/steam-has-finally-upgraded-to-64-bit/

https://helpdesk.microsurvey.com/article/1072-benefits-of-a-64-bit-application

I keep meaning to try this out.

Yeah, as think of the children has not stripped privacy every time it is spoken. /s

I played that but it was too sim for me, seems like fun if you want an unforgiving game.

I have been meaning to spin this up but life keeps getting in the way. I’ll have to try this weekend.

You can add IPs that are allowed to use it without auth. The software itself is running on your own server.

Plex is self hosting, the auth is not.

That and SSO.

That’s what I did back in the day. When blockbuster closed down I ended up with over 1000 movies and a few bad sets of TV shows. I had to encode low back then as I only had 4tb of space.