I guess it's good they're dog fooding it?...I think?

Not that I know of... https://github.com/goeo-/discord-rpc/blob/linux-under-wine/src/connection_win.cpp

Glad you got it working. It's not exactly the most straight forward setup unless you use virt manager a lot.

Virt manager does but only during creation. You have to check the option for "customize VM before creation" or whatever that option is on the last screen. Then there's a firmware drop down where you can select OVMF

Lol, I'm not, I just don't much like animals

I've honestly not heard that particular argument for why C isn't low level. I'm not even sure I see what design choices they made which are PDP specific. C seems to fit pretty well on top of computer architecture as a whole. As long as you're turing complete, have RAM, and the ability to issue function calls you basically have everything you need for C. The main reason I'm familiar with for why it's high level is because it's ISA independent. C comes from a time where most software was written in assembly and so highly CPU specific. C isn't that, you write C for one platform and it works everywhere, just need a recompile (provided all the APIs you use are available)

Niri is a Wayland compositor, not a window manager

I'm not sure what you mean by that? What problems specifically?

🤔, I'm not sure what would cause it to break other than a misconfiguration, my setup isn't stock though, my most recent endeavor was migrating to a VTless system, so I do a lot of "different" and non-conventional things. Sure I've had configs break but it's because I made a mistake, that's not the init's fault.

It's normal for the loopback con path to end in 1, each con path is unique for each interface. My guess is that if your pihole sometimes works, the IPv4 server is your pihole and the IPv6 servers are ISP provided (especially if there are 2), so they work for the internet but not your internal network. Ideally you would set your pihole's IPv6 address as your IPv6 DNS as well. Failing that, setting the IPv6 mode in your network manager UI to "Automatic, addresses only" will make it not used for DNS

Thing 5, ew NAT

Wonder if this will also allow swap on btrfs raid