I get that, they’re a bit confusing at first. I’d highly recommend looking at Caddy, it’s configuration is very simple. Really all you have to do is pick a domain name and point it at the correct port. If you’re only accessing locally you don’t even need to buy a domain.

It’d be nice to have a Kbin app on android. I signed up for a lemmy instance because none existed and I didn’t like using the web interface on mobile.

I personally find it very easy to use, but to each their own! Is there any forum software you prefer?

I definitely agree with them not using Lemmy. I think one centralised forum makes sense for projects to use. Much easier to organize and manage.

I wonder why those chose mybb over discourse. I definitely prefer the latter.

Reverse proxy and local DNS. Just add the domains you want to your DNS and point them at the reverse proxy.

The generic keys have been known for a very long time. I highly doubt it means you’ll get anything else out of them.

I’m considering switching to Kagi because of this. Its results are impressive.

Performance wise yes, user experience wise no.

I don’t know how much you’d like it since the shooters on your list aren’t super similar, but Xdefiant should be releasing soon and is f2p. I really enjoyed the closed betas. There’s an open one June 21-23 if you want to give it a try.

Also if you enjoy roguelites, Crab Champions is cheap and very fun. It’s in early access, so there’s still a lot more content coming.

It allows your car to become damaged if you hit a surface too hard. Being damaged will screw up your steering.

I’ve been emulating Mario Party Superstars and Mario Kart 8. Yuzu’s multiplayer is amazing!

They’re functionally very similar but are two seperately developed pieces of software. The lemmy devs are tankies and many would prefer to completely avoid using something from them. I don’t believe there’s anything to worry about, as the devs can’t control individual instances.

The difference is just that you log on using two different sites. They can access the same federated content. Just read the rules of both instances and see if you prefer one or the other.

That’s good, I prefer that rather than development efforts being split between similar forks.

Nice to see the fediverse growing no matter where it is. As long as we can all communicate it doesn’t matter what instance or software we’re on.

Sidenote: is kbin a fork of lemmy? Or a different codebase entirely?

I use an Iris, a split ortholinear board. I also used a pack of differently sized rubber feet to tent the board a small amount. I love using it, I wish I could have one for every system I use.

I’m even keeping my eye on the Framework 16 inch laptop, since the customizable keyboard module will allow for a split board!

Jellyfin if you don’t want to pay at all