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All/Hot or Top 6 Hours


What I’m wondering is whether controls have to be still directly connected to the main PC (ie moonlight is casting the display only), or if moonlight also handles controller communication to the PC.
Assuming its the former, I would imagine using a Bluetooth controller connected to the main PC, which would probably limit the physical range that I could leverage this solution.
EDIT: Rereading your comment, perhaps the remote device can handle controls. I will look into this more later when I can research it better. Thanks for sharing!


This is cool, how do controls work? Do you use a Bluetooth kbm/controller connected to the main PC?


It’s in the other room


Not one hooked up to their TV


It’s a console for people who like PCs
Showbiz Pizza
Do people not know about toad licking anymore?

Fake looking ass tree
Josh Johnson said something like “There may be a difference between a pedophile and an ephebophile but there’s no good reason to point that out”


Sub-prime mortgages going into default en masse


Fraud


This could be something you do via your router and/or firewall.
In short, it makes your gut contract


Any game I see that interests me goes on the wishlist. Then I buy things from the wishlist when they are on sale.
I stunt even remember the details of the end of HIMYM. Other than “meh”


That was so cool
I used to have a fille with every cli command and notes on how each thing was set up. When I had to reinstall it from scratch it took all day going through lots of manual steps and remembering how it should all go.
Recently I converted the whole thing to Ansible. Now I could rebuild my entire system on a brand new OS installation with one command that completes in minutes. It’s all modular and I can add new services easily whether they are docker containers or scripts or whatever. If I ever break anything, it will reset everything to its intended state and leave it alone otherwise. And it’s free and pretty easy to learn and start using.
Plus I use git along with it for version control, so I can always revert to any previous configuration instantly.