Sequel to Trigun Stampede

Also includes excerpt of GQuuuuuux production timeline from his perspective.

Saw this in my RSS feeds and thought a blog post from one of the modern-day painting "masters" (wrote the book on lighting and materials) would be appropriate to share here.

I can't for the life of me figure this out:

I want to use tailscale on my home server as an exit node, but cannot seem to get it to do secure connections properly. I have Nginx Proxy Manager running on the same home server and I wonder if that's causing problems with the HTTPs encryption verification.

Has anyone had similar issues to this? I've tried messing with DNS resolution settings by overriding it to use the server's pihole setup as the DNS provider, but this hasn't helped either. I'm running out of ideas on ways I can try to solve this.

I'm trying to find a version of this show on the internet that has the opening and ending in tact, but why does there seem to be a lot of versions of this show online that are completely missing the opening that's featured on the bluray.

For the first few episodes, I was thinking this was a stylistic decision of the original show, but by episode 5 I became very confused by why it's like this and who would think to do this.

What gives here? Did a fan manually remove the opening when they did the subtitles? Are these tips from the GundamInfo free offers? It's a complete mystery to me.

Is there a way to type in a server name and view any visible (to the user, on their instance) feeds or communities in isolation?

Let's say I'm curious to know what the top content available from lemmy.world is for a given day from my instance, lemmy.zip. Searching seems like the right solution, but unfortunately it doesn't present the data the way i expect (not only posts from that instance) and there doesn't seem to be a way to sort by either activity or recency of a given post.

It would be nice if the user could set up feeds akin to local that target any posts visible to the user from an instance of their choice. I'm hedging on the side that this behavior might already exist in some form, but if not feel free to edit the title to feature request.

This is all basically hypothetical, but it's something I want a better idea about to improve my concept of networking, service providing, and etc. Additionally, I think services like Mastohost are healthy for the growth of the fediverse as it eases concerns for business use, enterprise use or even broader "community" use. I think it will be important for the future of a federated internet that many of these types of services exist.

Let's get the obvious out of the way: You'd probably need a lot of hardware to achieve this type of service. We're talking about either having a micro datacenter or renting a datacenter from someone else. You're probably not going to get away with doing this on a bog-standard VPS regardless of how much storage you buy (though, if I'm wrong, feel free to correct me.)

I understand how virtualization via proxmox works (kind of, on a surface level) and I imagine that it would work similarly to that but with a preconfigured docker image

Join us 13 November at 18:00 GMT for a special presentation celebrating 30 years of Warcraft and a look ahead at what's next.

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It's a big year for the Warcraft universe and whether you're a Hearthstone fan, you've joined the chaos in Warcraft Rumble, ventured into the world of Azeroth for the first time in Warcraft: Orcs and Humans, or you're a World of Warcraft player, there's something for everyone in our Warcraft 30th​ Anniversary Direct stream. You won't want to miss a moment— or a single surprise.

Stay tuned after the stream for a special 20th​ Anniversary concert broadcast, "World of Warcraft: 20 Years of Music," celebrating 20 Years of World of Warcraft music. Produced by Helvepic and filmed live in Switzerland the concert was performed by the 21st​ Century Orchestra and three choirs—Tales of Fantasy, Ardito, and the Madrijazz Gospel, this sweeping 190 performer ensemble will take you on a musical adventure through time and emotion.

Wasn't sure whether this is/isn't against the rules of discussion threads. I noticed this review in my RSS feeds and saw it was surprisingly positive, so I figured I'd share. Also, RIP Toriyama.

In general, are reviews by publications OK to share? Or should we share them in discussion threads?

How will this change US/NA distribution of films? Will it affect licensing of content in the future?

I often see people mention the Portainer project and how it's useful, but I never hear any reason to use it other than as a more user friendly front end to service management.

So is there any particular feature or reason to use portainer over docker's CLI? Or is it simply a method of convenience?

This isn't only strictly for self hosting, but I figure people here would know better.