Korbs / 0386a43f4bd14e398de6d471d2b19e48
Son aktivite 3 months ago
| 1 | services: |
| 2 | nephele: |
| 3 | image: oci.registry.sudovanilla.org/cloud |
| 4 | restart: always |
| 5 | ports: |
| 6 | - 'PORT:80' |
| 7 | volumes: |
| 8 | - ./storage/:/data |
| 9 | environment: |
| 10 | REALM: cloud1.sudovanilla.org |
Korbs / 337c037a56a74186b1a332531d63cb78
Son aktivite 3 months ago
For last resort only if all other methods to boot Watch Dogs 2 fails on the Steam Deck. This already assumes you own Watch Dogs(WD1) and Watch Dogs 2(WD2). In my case, I own WD1 via Steam and WD2 via Ubisoft Connect.
I've only been able to get WD1 to boot via Steam client and all other methods to boot WD2 do not work as Ubisoft Connect tends to crash on boot.
Instead, since I am no longer interested in playing WD1, I went ahead and swap out the files in the Steam folder for WD1 with WD2, also making sure the executable still matches the target path so Steam boots it. This appears to work in tricking Steam to boot WD2 without issue and Ubisoft Connects boots properly.
File Structure
Korbs / 183b3ed1d0b74c25a6433cd1215112ce
Son aktivite 3 months ago
| 1 | cd repository |
| 2 | git checkout --orphan NEW_ORPHAN_BRANCH_NAME |
| 3 | git rm -rf . |
| 4 | rm '.gitignore' |
| 5 | echo "# New Orphan Branch" > README.md |
| 6 | git add README.md |
| 7 | git commit -a -m ":rocket: Init" |
| 8 | git push origin NEW_ORPHAN_BRANCH_NAME |
Korbs / 58c32c97ca8f490a9a19471299832d1a
Son aktivite 3 months ago
| 1 | .video-container { |
| 2 | position: relative; |
| 3 | } |
| 4 | .video-container canvas { |
| 5 | top: 0px; |
| 6 | left: 0px; |
| 7 | width: 100%; |
| 8 | height: 100%; |
| 9 | object-fit: cover; |
| 10 | z-index: -1; |
Korbs / 44a1730be2514820bcf4d58af54b1a23
Son aktivite 3 months ago
| 1 | --- |
| 2 | // Request Data |
| 3 | const Teams = await fetch('https://example.org/data.json').then((response) => response.json()) |
| 4 | --- |
| 5 | |
| 6 | <!-- Map JSON Data --> |
| 7 | {Teams.map((team) => |
| 8 | { |
| 9 | <div class="team"> |
| 10 | <h2>{team.name}</h2> |
Korbs / 24f283e831b14a9b85b9dd1f76cc4ec6
Son aktivite 3 months ago
| 1 | 'use strict'; |
| 2 | |
| 3 | var cacheVersion = 1; |
| 4 | var currentCache = { |
| 5 | offline: 'offline-cache' + cacheVersion |
| 6 | }; |
| 7 | const offlineUrl = 'offline.html'; |
| 8 | |
| 9 | this.addEventListener('install', event => { |
| 10 | event.waitUntil( |
Korbs / 9d8c050b9781475d8dbfc4398adabc72
Son aktivite 3 months ago
| 1 | <div include-html="./component.html"></div> |
| 2 | <script>includeHTML()</script> |
Korbs / 6a076197ba074b1ea05ef39e05c241c6
Son aktivite 3 months ago
SudoVanilla Ark and Commit Signing
Sign commits when pushing to SudoVanilla Ark and other Forgejo/Gitea instances.
Generate SSH Key
Generate a new SSH key using the ssh-keygen key. We'll name it ark so we know in the future that this key is used for SudoVanilla Ark or whatever you originally planned to use it for.
Run:
ssh-keygen -o -f ~/.ssh/ark -a 100 -b 4096 -C "KeyName"
Korbs / 4da296253b454d13b8b68ea7c97477f0
Son aktivite 3 months ago
Selfhosting Minecraft Java Server
Getting around to selfhosting your own Minecraft Java server has it's perks and gives you full control of your server's data, it's also much more affordable compared to using a SaaS.
If you have a spare machine laying around that is no longer in use, it would be re-purposed as a Minecraft server.
Hardware Requirements
For the piece of hardware you'll be using to host the server on, you want to make sure you know it can handle it. For your CPU, it should at least have 4 or more cores over 2GHz. 4GB - 8GB or more RAM(Memory), this also varies how much you add to the server like the amount of players connecting or the many plugins or mods you add. For disk space, I make sure you have at least 8GB or more, this also varies like it does with RAM.
Korbs / 4c79b17045f54bea96e53bb83cd1db60
Son aktivite 3 months ago
Enable Catch-All in Mailcow
Setup a domain first in E-Mail > Configuration > Domain > Domain. Then, once the domain is setup, create an alias that you'll use, go to Alias > Alias.
Create an alias like casper@example.org, then we can setup the catch-all next.
To create an catch-all event, simply just use your domain for an alias. So create an alias called @example.org and set the Goto address to something like casper@example.org.