The cup now comes with AI and produces the shit by itself.

Po-ta-toes. Peel 'em, shape 'em, stick 'em in their heart.

If you limit it to your network it might be ok, but it’s probably still not recommended xD for your ebooks you might be able to just host a samba file share. I’ve put everything behind nginx proxy manager and got a domain so I can use navidrome and jellyfin as my private streaming services in the go.

I’m no expert, I just run a small home server and a vps, so take everything with a grain of salt these are just my personal experiences/opinions:

If you want to forget about it maybe a LTS Debian version might be a better choice for the OS? But I have no experience running Arch, so maybe that doesn’t matter much.

I pretty much followed this video to set up cockpit and nginx proxy manager: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hJosY_M0I4 He does a good job of explaining.

As podman containers I host:

Navidrome for music, there are a ton of players you can use for your devices. I use Feishin on my Linux PC and Steamdeck and Symfonium on my phone.

Jellyfin for shows and movies

An enshrouded and an ARK survival ascended server

A teamspeak 6 server

Audiobookshelf for podcasts and audio books (I think it can also host ebooks but I’m not sure)

You can set up cron jobs or systemd services to take care of updates, personally I prefer the systemd way since it’s running on my system anyways and I’ve alley gone through the effort of learning it.

Also cockpit offers some good tools for that.

Not sure about documents but you could host nextcloud or cryptpad for this. I have a hosted nextcloud with hetzner as I don’t trust my own server admin skills enough to not accidentally fuck up all my documents.

E! A! Beans! It’s in the drain!

I’ve been using KISS launcher and I’m really happy with it. It takes some getting used to though, as it has a different search based approach.

Dann muss sich Nudel ja schon wieder in sein alternatives Konto einloggen.

Nextcloud + collabora online works pretty good for me.

Er soll es einfach zugeben - Widerstand ist zwecklos.

Irgendwie schon witzig wenn die KI auf “was letzte preis?” Nachrichten trainiert wird.

Ja.

Frequent users don’t have to worry though, we’ll also offer subscription based plans. Just chose the plan that suits you the most. Even the free plan might cover your needs. It includes on stab and one cut.

It feels like demos are coming back though. I don’t know how many demos I’ve played in the last year but it was quite a lot. I just don’t like it when the demo becomes unavailable after release.

Maybe a bit late, but in case someone is having a similar problem:

I realized if you know your product number you can use e.g. this link

https://data-bluebrixx.oss-eu-central-1.aliyuncs.com/manuals/104/104182_Manual first Version.pdf

and substitute the 104 for the first 3 digits of the product number, and then change the number after the slash to the rest of your product number.

That way you should be able to get every manual without an account.

Apart from that, a lot of blue brixx resellers offer the manuals on their own homepage mostly without an account.

Someone with a rabbit, but without a knife.

But the cursed one sounds like the most interesting one xD

Interesting in Cologne there’s “Halve Hahn”. It could be translated to “half a chicken” but it’s also bread and cheese.

I think I wouldn’t have been so disappointed, if it cost like 10€ max. But at that price I expected basically the build quality of a 8bit do controller or something. I would have used it for retro emulation on the go but there’s way better options like the R36H handheld or similar devices now I guess.

I can’t recommend a good one but I do own a Razer Kishi (V2 I think) and while it does what it promises, it feels cheap as hell. Very unpleasant clicky buttons and at least my version doesn’t fit all newer smartphone sizes (I have to remove the case for both the pixel 7 and the fairphone 5). I think for some casual short gaming sessions it still works but I wouldn’t want to use it daily.

“Prompting mass uninstall workaround” sounds like an awfully complicated way of saying “a lot of people switched to Linux”