And this is why I own my car out right. Bought it for $11k in 2013 and plan to drive it till the wheels fall off

You're very welcome! It's ultra useful for my dnd campaigns, I try to share it any chance I get

Tailscale is an overlay network, like a traditional VPN, but with very little config needed to get everything connected. You can use their managed lighthouse and management servers or run your own with Headscale.

Basically you just login to tailscale on all your devices and they get a LAN connection piped over the Internet without opening ports or needing to manage any infrastructure.

Dunno what format you've got there, but ISO 6801 looks like 2023-11-15T18:28:31Z

Hah gottem

We've long since transitioned into the "most" games work territory. Basically apart from anything with rootkit-like anti cheat, you shouldn't have any trouble playing games at all.

I've found the dialogue options thing is saved with a quicksave/quickload. Tedious, annoying, but it at least lets you get past it.

What kind of files are you talking about? The vast majority of files will just work once you install an application to handle them. Images, video, audio, etc should all work out of the box on most distro.

"Try to make them compatible" isn't something you should ever have to worry about for files. Files are files, and you don't have to convert them to some other format in order to use them. Rather, you'll just need to install the relevant apps from your distribution's package manager. GIMP handles Photoshop files no problem for instance. No conversion or such, just... Open them like you would on Windows by double clicking.

Um. Yeah, because you provided it to them. They have to have it in plain text in order to hash it.

I have mine in a self hosted Nextcloud instance, best of both worlds

I did that with the character you can rescue during that quest

I don't understand how it's "cheap and selfish" to go to a bar, see that it says $7 for a drink on the menu, and choose to pay $7 for the drink that says $7 on the menu.

As a customer, it's not my responsibility to know nor care how much the employee of the business makes. I see a sticker price for the thing I want, and I pay that price. What's "selfish and cheap" about that?