The fun one is host an OSCAR server and use AIM.

https://veronicaexplains.net/open-oscar-server/

It's super lightweight to host, simple to setup, and works with any open source client that used to work with AIM.

I would recommend Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. The hook near the beginning is strong and the story, graphics, and music are all great. Combat system is engaging while still being turned based.

Even though it is not made by a Japanese developer, it is hard to argue that it isn't in the JRPG genre.

Thanks for keeping this instance going and happy three years!

Qwen 3.6-35B-A3B (which OP mentioned) would work great as long as you have some system RAM to offload it.

I use Owlbear Rodeo. It doesn't do character sheets (unless there is an extension that does), but I find the tabletop with tokens and fog easy to use.

https://www.owlbear.rodeo/

Hey! 👋

I won a prize in the giveaway last year. If I end up winning this year, can you give my prize to the person who has the oldest Lemmy.zip account that comments in this thread?

Happy gaming! 🎮

I use Zola too. I chose it because it is like a simpler version of Hugo and it has a much easier templating engine (it's similar to Jinja2).

Stem pistol to the rescue!

If I recall correctly, the m.2 port on the front has a faster bus speed than the one on the back for that mobo. Don't know if that might influence your decision.

Didn't Crowdstrike have a bad update to Debian systems back in April this year that caused a lot of problems? I don't think it was a big thing since not as many companies are using Crowdstrike on Debian.

Sounds like the issue here is Crowdstrike and not Windows.

I keep mine on 24/7, except I have a cronjob that runs in the early AM to check if it needs a reboot from unattended updates and reboots if needed.

Double tapping works on the Android version too