I use the back buttons for all sorts of stuff. But the most common use is remapping ABXY to them. That way, I dont have to lift my thumb off the joysticks as much.

Also some games have easier menu navigation with a mouse, so I’ll map left and right click to r1 and l1 and use a track pad to navigate menus.

Didn’t know you could share the pass-through. Thanks for that bit of info!

Bind your torrent client to your VPN interface so that if the VPN loses connection for whatever reason, nothing downloads or uploads via your client.

I’m using qBittorrent’s web ui, and you get to the setting from Options (cog symbol)->Advanced tab->Network Interface. Figuring out which network interface is the VPN interface depends on your OS.

Wow Larry contributed to these old Broadcom drivers?! I’m using them to this day on my old macbook. RIP

Total foodie here. Take my knees and feed me

My use case may be a bit niche… but I use multiple Firefox profiles for different things and relying on only Firefox sync didn’t workout for me. Hosting linkwarden for just myself was the perfect solution for me

Debian everywhere. On my desktop and my servers.

That rigged together rack for all the GPUs is pretty cool though

QWERTY. i work on multiple environments that can’t always be accessed remotely, so that means I’m physically moving to different computers daily. It’s better for me to use the most common layout so that there’s as much consistency between systems as possible