It’s interesting. I always go back and forth on this pattern. It makes sense to me logically, but where do you put your shared utils and such?
In a commons folder?
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langarus commented on SimCity in the web browser using WebAssembly and OpenGL micropolisweb.com/... · Posted by u/tambourine_man
Porting old games to the web is fun! Many are smaller than a typical modern webpage. They load fast and run great.
I just ported Quake 3 and I'm having some fun with it: https://thelongestyard.link/
really love this. Where would one start in order to get better at this? Mainly porting old games to wasm
Beautiful, and agpl3 too! Can't wait to try it.
I think self hosted game streaming is a field that could use a lot more attention, from consumers as well. I set up moonlight/sunshine on my pc and now I can play cyberpunk on my 3080 machine from basically anywhere in the country, on my phone! Just got some gamesir controller thing to turn it into a sort of Nintendo switch type device and away I go. Actually, I have basically every emulator I could get my hands on as well, so my phone basically is a Nintendo switch so long as I have a decent internet connection. That's super cool to access my game library from any device that can run moonlight! (That's many devices btw. I recently found a moonlight client on the 3ds homebrew store. Haven't tried it yet but gives you an idea how absurdly widespread it is)
This stadia thing seems more about streaming through a browser so I'm really curious how things like Bluetooth controllers will work, whether there's onscreen controls available for mobile devices, that kind of thing. Will try it and find out! I REALLY love that it seems like I can share with my friends, as a jellyfin, audiobookshelf, konga, navidrome, and calibreweb / opds enthusiast, if I can add videogames to the mix that would be amazing. I already share my steam library through family sharing with some friends cause why not? Otherwise it's going to waste!
Really nice. What is your latency?
The full-mesh is three Mini-PCs where each PC connects to the other two PCs by USB4: unfortunately the image crops out the USB4 cable that links the top PC to the bottom PC which makes it a bit unclear.
it's linked in the article. It's this cable
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BLXLSDN5?th=1
Merry Christmas to you all.
langarus commented on Show HN: Bi-directional sync between Postgres and SQLite powersync.com... · Posted by u/matharmin
Great concept! What if the user is offline, makes updates to the local/embedded DB, but when it gets online there's an issue in syncing that prevents updating the postgress with the SQLite changes?
Is SQLite reverted to postgress and thus the changes lost?
langarus commented on Who makes the most reliable new cars? consumerreports.org/cars/... · Posted by u/deletionist
What the hell happened to Mercedes? 29th out of 30 on the list. Truly awful. I've never driven one (let alone owned one) but by the marketing (and price) you'd think it was the greatest vehicle on earth.
They built that reputation on merit. But for the past 10 years they focused a lot on profits. Ask any mechanic and no one in his right mind would recommend getting one. Unless you don't mind paying frequent high fees for repairs.
It's really easy to compare the current situation with the 98. Burry has been calling out the index fund bubble for quite some time. In 98 there was a .net bubble which looks more to the web3 craze we had in the last years.
langarus commented on · Posted by u/anotherhue
Spoiler: it's a rowing boat with the shape of Bezos' face. Pretty impressive