Got Equivalent Exchange day 7, into immediate Dragon on the Mountain Pass and Draconic Fury. Got a few other extra fights, so I hit 10 early and enchanted the salts with restorative. That slate was going brrrrrr and it didn't matter where the Draconic Rage buff landed because the Fire Claw picked it up.
Well, not that dirty, I did throw in the coupon BM... but there really weren't many items that could have helped much in that slot and the ones that would have, I didn't find.
Has anyone else noticed that a set of apps by UberMetroid have reached the top of the Recently Added three times now? Once when they were initially added, once a few days ago, and seemingly again today. Not all of them were removed and readded (or whatever is happening to move them to the top), so you can go through the list to see one off apps further down the list where they previously appeared.
They're clearly vibe coded and I don't really have an issue with that, but I check the recently added list to see what people are working on, what new things are being released, etc, and I don't want it to be abused by a dev who wants exposure... or whatever is happening. I would have tried asking directly, but the support button goes to Github, which reduces LimeTech visibility of this, and the forums appear to be down so I can't check if the dev has an account or any threads there.
I ran an update a few minutes ago and saw the new kernel is available. Get it while it's hot, folks
A few of you may remember that I've posted guides before on how to use Tailscale with a reverse proxy. Well, I'm back at it. I recently migrated most of my Docker containers to compose after getting annoyed with recent instabilities with Unraid's Docker manager. I'm not going to share all my compose files, but I thought some of you might appreciate the reverse proxy stack, so I created a repo with a short guide to get it running:
https://github.com/chimp-emperor/ts-proxy-compose-example/
Obviously you will need the Docker Compose plugin to use this and I assume the user has some familiarity with compose. Hope you enjoy.