This might suit you? https://store.steampowered.com/app/1512590/Punch_A_Bunch/

After reading this post a few days back, I was inspired to get some Ghee and try it out. Absolutely delicious, thank you @[email protected]!

Or maybe the lemmy source code should include a canonical tag to the original host’s post?

Would it be a better idea to exclude any URLs that are similar to /c/*@*.* I think that would block external communities but keep local ones still indexable in their native locations.

Even if its “just” to get a notably higher refresh rate. If you’re considering around 4090 kind of prices a lovely higher refresh rate 1440p monitor would be a great sweet spot to consider.

Though I’d maybe say different if its business expense to earn you revenue and gaming is only lighter touch.

For my setup, I used UDP port 443. For the vast majority of situations it works well as TCP 443 is for secure internet traffic. It seems admins often blanket 443 port open regardless of protocol 🙃

Yeah exactly that 👍 It’s a self hosted web analytics platform but also has Tag Management available via a first party plugin. It is very comparable to GTM and if you have some frontend JavaScript knowledge it has everything you’d reasonably need I think.

If you’re still looking for a solution, have you thought about using a native JavaScript solution?

It could be as simple as placing a click listener on the body element of each page and then having a list of CSS selector rules. Matches is a JS function that you can pass a CSS selector too, so each click that occurs you can loop through an array of selectors.

Alternatively, that array of selectors could be the elements you attach the listeners to directly.

I’d be happy to help create some examples, if you have any extra context 👍

Its a really interesting series this - worth a watch!

This seems quite similar to Segment’s offering. Matomo (formerly Piwik) have a self hosted tag management system that could be slightly closer to Google Tag Manager configuration for anyone who is looking for a like for like replacement.

They also have a mature and self hosted analytics package too.

Its a huge board game. I hate to be one of those “the book is better” folks - but I think a lot of what Gloomhaven brings is in the players themselves.

Though as something thats probably much less of a time commitment - you lose one thing, gain another!

I think this one has to be my favourite in the series - but does it really need a revamp? I guess it’ll open up to new audiences?