jimerson

Thanks for the heads up. Not a perfect fix, but I think it’ll help a little!

I have the same issue on all four machines that use Dolphin. I’ve accepted having to hit F5 to refresh and I’m not looking to switch file managers, but if there is a fix I’d love to implement it!

Well that’s just neat.

I won’t lie, there is a LOT to learn. But if you do the tutorial intro, then follow the beggining journal quests, you’ll be able to enjoy the game without having to know everything.

I just started a couple weeks ago and I can say that the friendly and active community is what has kept me here. Wurm feels like the love-child of Everquest and a game like Valheim.

Exploration, survival, crafting, depth, community, and not being hand-held in a theme-park world is what attracts me to this one.

In Wurm Online, a few new deeds have gone up around Linton village on Xanadu, located in the center of the Free Islands. Local reception of the newcomers has been both welcoming and supportive.

I’ve had mine for about 6 months and absolutely love it. Paid a little extra, sure, but it fit with my values (better than most) and exact hardware specifications for its use-case.

Same here! Good luck with your setup!!

It’s strong, but splitting services into separate VMs is stronger than just using separate docker containers. This is especially true for the torrent client.

I’m not a netsec professional, this is just my understanding of best practices.

From my understanding, it’s helpful that each VM will have its own IP so ports can be opened only on specific VMs, increasing overall security.

Thousand of hours in Clan Lord. It got me through some rough teenage years.

Based on what we know right now, I agree. There is more about physics that we don’t understand than what we do, and who knows what might be harnessed!

Humans won’t be doing any of the harnessing, of course. That species is fucked.