I got myself Mutants and Masterminds today. Unfortunately I couldn’t find any material translated to German. It might be a more interesting #ttrpg for my kids than a Fantasy-game like DnD.
Oh and with thinking more about orgmode, suddenly I see (neo)mutt coming up in my mind again (emacs never worked that well for me as an e-mail-client)
FYI: I am in phase 2 of my never ending cycle of productivity systems - orgmode becomes more charming every day. Using the Bulletjournal now for a bit more than 2 months…
Der Film “Asterix der Gallier” ist 50+ Jahre alt (die deutsche Synchronfassung ist von 1971). 😮
I am not really happy with any of the Cyberpunk-like TTRPGs out there. The only solution would be to create my own. But how do I find the time?
My USB-C-ethernet-adapter-problem from yesterday (still happening) only materializes with an AVM Repeater 2400. A linux-machine still works fine. I wrote now the support from Anker and AVM expecting nothing to be honest.
My USB-C-ethernet-adapter-problem from yesterday (still happening) only materializes with an AVM Repeater 2400. A linux-machine still works fine. I wrote now the support from Anker and AVM expecting nothing to be honest.
The support from Anker just tells me that I shouldn’t “daisy chain” a usb-c-ethernet-adapter to the usb-c-port because it is a dataport. Ehm….so the usb-c-ethernet-adapter is a actually a thunderbolt-ethernet-adapter and might be capable of 10GBit?
WLAN-whoes and an Anker USB-C-adapter
One of the more weirder network-problems I just debugged: I have a USB-C-dock and the dock has a USB-C-port to which an Anker-USB-C-ethernet-adapter is connected.
When the laptop disconnects, the adapter has still power because of the dock and creates some kind of traffic and does something to the switch to which it is connected. Because after a short while the WLAN in the room breaks together. You can still connect to the WLAN but you won’t get an IP-address and even assigning manually one, won’t help. Now I am really curious what happens there. Unfortunately it is a managed switch. But maybe a tcpdump of a device connected to switch might still bring some light into the dark.
Could someone please burn down all mail-servers belonging to Microsoft. I would be grateful.
And no I don’t mean it literally. If I should ever create a really really successful mail-service, MS-servers will receive their own status code that includes a 🖕