Notices by Kev Quirk (kev@fosstodon.org), page 67

Happy #4thJuly to all my American brethren.

@mike oh yeah, I've played like 5 games and battered every time haha.

@timapple

Any of you folks bought Balistic Overkill? Got it on the steam summer sale, it's awesome!

@lx wasn't that expensive. 😉

@timapple of course, feel free to PM me.

@ChrisWere Just installed TTRSS to test - YouTube vids do work, but you need to enable the af_youtube_embed plugin.

Think I'll stick with this. 🙂

@gbrnt

@ChrisWere yeah, you need to install the package on a server, but it's a simple as uploading the files, linking the config to a MySQL, and setting up a cron.

@gbrnt

@gbrnt I'm pretty sure that when I used to use TinyTinyRSS it support wanting videos direct from the feed.

@ChrisWere

@mattmcnutt that's what I'm hoping!

Bought an AMD RX 560. We'll see how it goes...

Bought an AMD FX 560. We'll see how it goes...

@mattmcnutt thanks, will do. 👍

@klaatu no, the proprietary drivers within Ubuntu.

@Cando weight lifting. Different muscle groups each session.

@bjoern I do a little gaming, so would be nice to have something.

@socialskeleton not me. Maybe it's not the gpu, but I hear a lot of people saying they have issues with nvidia.

I suppose a good test would be to unplug the gpu and use onboard, see if stability improves.

@brotherballan I too use the proprietary drivers, but always have issues on that machine. Maybe it's not the gpu...

If I install a Linux Distro on my main PC, I have nothing but issues. I assume it's because of my hardware - mainly my graphics card.

So I'm thinking about replacing it. I currently have the following:

AMD FX 6300 6 core 3.5GHz
NVIDIA GeForce GT 610
8 GB RAM

Thinking about replacing the GT with something like a Radeon R7 240. Being AMD, will that improve the compatibilty with Linux? I'm hoping it will.

I'm not much of a gamer, so this card should be sufficient for me - Minecraft. That's it.

@Cando I'm gonna try for 2 runs and one resistance session per week.

@RyuKurisu I have a Yubikey, but you can use something like Google authenticator or Authy if you want to use TOTP.

You can also have your TOTP codes within those apps outside of bitwarden if you wish. That's what I do, as a backup.