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@tlapka@ak.kawen.space @aceattveg@gamepad.club and then you can save the rest of your currency for cards (which are more important anyway) we're also in a weird situation where we have years of foresight, because the game came out in Japan years ago, so we know what characters and cards are coming out, in which order, which ones are good/bad, so it's really easy to make a plan for your account so you know how much in-game currency to save up

@tlapka@ak.kawen.space @aceattveg@gamepad.club it's one of the few gachas I've felt good about spending a little money on, because buying enough premium currency to guarantee a horsegirl is 250-400 USD (depending if you get the gems during a yearly sale or not) and you have to wait for her banner to even do that but 2-3 times per year you can pay 20 USD to pick one girl of your choice released before that date which feels like crazy value in comparison

@bearmine yeah I was looking at them earlier, I almost chimed in to answer your question that they do have free WHOIS protection and I couldn't find DDNS on their site but there's scripts on Github that can use their API keys

@bearmine@gamepad.club at that point it's a subnet, not a vlan, and it's *technically* more efficient if you don't have to transit gateways but with today's hardware that's an almost meaningless benefit

@elisse mine is NTFB! (None of Their Fucking Business)

@bearmine following this because I'm still website-curious 🫣

@bearmine@gamepad.club in really simple terms, layer 3 switches are capable of routing because they ingest routing/forwarding tables into their hardware memory (usually a set of ASICs), while an unmanaged switch simply memorizes MAC addresses, L3 switches will switch at L2 or L3 so compared to a router, they're aware of things like ARP and ACLs but they're only designed to process those concepts, not configure and manage them (IANA network engineer tho, just a sysadmin)

@elisse@mas.to omg hi ilu