My therapist: Brazilian Bakunin doesn't exist
Brazilian Bakunin:
My therapist: Brazilian Bakunin doesn't exist
Brazilian Bakunin:
E também intimidação, vigiar e punir, independente do que seja.
Hagezi normal is the best one, in my opinion. No false positive ever and more lightweight than the others, also has a good coverage. Adguard domains is nice too.
On filterlists there are a lot of them, ublock, domains, IPs, hosts (ipv4 and ipv6), etc.
I downloaded the itch.io version and ran it with wine tkg normally (wine Among\ Us.exe), it asked me to login to itch.io. You can make a .sh file to launch it and add it as a linux game to lutris, if this is what solves this.

On the .desktop file, I don't think it can load .desktop files, but it can load an .exe with a specified version of wine or proton, going to the + at the top left, then add manually an already installed game, then selecting the runner to be wine, select the path to the .exe, then select the wine version at the runner options, then you can create a desktop file with lutris.
If you changed /etc/hosts, it might be that, about the receiving info from the server on this:
002c:err:winediag:getaddrinfo Failed to resolve your host name IP
0024:fixme:ntdll:NtQuerySystemInformation info_class SYSTEM_PERFORMANCE_INFORMATION
But the proton version might help as well (I didn't understand the problem specifically)
Did you try running it with proton on a clean wine prefix? It already comes with a lot of dependencies.
Maybe proton-cachyos-slr or Proton-GE.
Edit: Proton-GE has better compatibility
Edit 2: About the address info, did you change your /etc/hosts file?


Yeah, the reads are A LOT faster than my ssd and the latency is nil.
A line of memory from Intel that's like NAND, but it's not NAND. It's 3D Xpoint, very good at random reads or sequential reads.
sudo hdparm -t /dev/nvme0n1p1
/dev/nvme0n1p1:
Timing buffered disk reads: 2682 MB in 3.00 seconds = 893.33 MB/sec
sudo hdparm -t /dev/sda
/dev/sda:
Timing buffered disk reads: 670 MB in 3.01 seconds = 222.89 MB/sec
Edit: when the swap was at my main drive, the sequential reads were like 140 MB/s
Human knowledge by Bertrand Russell. Probably going to keep reading it for a month or two hahahah.