The server, though, is made in pretty inefficient python, eating a lot of resources to run. There are rust, c++ and go implementations promising to be less intensive

Seafile, if you want such advanced features as “full text search”.

And then it turns out there is almost no main experience

As beautiful as it is, the game Sky has made me much more painfully reminded of that. Their skins are also god damn expensive (wanna pay $20 for an umbrella?) and they charge like a tenner for stuff you can grind within 2 days.

Yes these californian fart smellers couldnt even keep the game properly crossplay and the game is full of bugs anyway. i thought the steady money stream is what keeps you active?? but theyre really quick at launching event after event that always has some $40 cosmetics in total, month after month

Not sure about botw, even though it may feel like base game content, i think it was developed after.

Some games arent even possible with these programmes. Like ELEX and ELEX 2 was possible through a government culture grand. We dont get many games from Germany anymore and quality is slipping. You can see that with Daedalic and their Gollum fiasci…

Lol for me that happens once a year for like 5 hours and thats it.

minecraft never had me for long at all…

Do you prefer the DE or the regular / hd version?

I personally think even the hd version sucks because it breaks compatibility with scenarios

I kept hating against DoH for this reason and now they’re deploying it without a way out. Or it requires significant extra configuration.

My Samsung device still uses my own local DNS, but I wonder when that will also follow.

This won’t help against the device using DoH

More importantly, when do these hosted html desktops develop a common standard on how to implement the apps? There’s so many now, and none have a common standard on stuff like data access for example. They also all bringt their own small set of mini applications that aren’t very useful.

At least Code has a file system backend implemented for it - but it seems like it’s a file system provider specifically implemented for it?

Because it’s a complicated topic, you’re just feeling the actual responsibilities of doing it right that many are ignoring now.

Why do you call it a media server (on the homepage) when it’s actually just an install script for a media server? You call it an install script truthfully here

It’s just a script that throws a handful of preconfigured config files together, but that should really be (honestly, too) written on the page