Playing roms on a Switch means you’re NOT emulating, that’s the reason people jailbreak them. Plenty of Switch games run like crap on a Steam Deck, and the more demanding games are difficult to get running at all via emulation.

I’m not saying a jailbroken Switch is the best option, I’m just saying there are pros and cons. Honestly, I’d recommend OP get a cheap desktop PC with a budget GPU instead of a Steam Deck, unless they need it to be portable. It would perform better for emulation.

Right, but it’s best to call that “source available” so the pedants don’t crucify you 🙄

Wait, they allow port forwarding for wireless connections but not wired? How does that work?

CloudFlare tunnels are dead simple, BUT their terms of service say you can’t stream video with them (so not for Plex). I hear people stream video with them anyway and they haven’t gotten in trouble yet, for what it’s worth.

Greedy? Lmao the app is free to use. My point is that you make compromises elsewhere with proprietary hardware and software, just like everybody else here, but you decide to draw the line at GrayJay just because it’s only source available? That’s silly, you’re just making yourself feel good with holier-than-thou bullshit.

Also, for the record, I’ve tried all the fully FOSS alternatives and they all have crap UX. GrayJay just works, like a good app should, and you can plug multiple accounts in from different platforms. It’s an excellent product, and it shows what excellent developers are capable of doing in a short time. It’s impressively stable for an app this young. But I guess you’ll never see for yourself because it’s “proprietary trash”. Lol.

The amount of FOSS snobbery in this community is hilarious. You typed that comment on a proprietary device with proprietary hardware, probably running proprietary software (unless you’re on Linux, truly using ALL open source stuff, including RISC-V hardware, FOSS browser and network stack). But God forbid an app is just source available instead of truly FOSS. Gasp! The horror! You should complain about it using one of the completely closed-source Android/iPhone apps that you use every day.

LMAO

GrayJay is still working.

Love how the headline equates the shame of viewing porn with the shame of viewing anime

Fair, but I would point out that OwnCloud kinda already went that direction years ago. There’s already a very limited free version and a fully featured enterprise version. So it’s not like we’re losing something that the community built here.

It’s entirely possible that they’ll shut it down. I’m just saying…chill the fuck out, wait and see what happens before we all start crying.

Why? They didn’t say they’re shutting the open source project down.

That’s what it already is.

I wouldn’t assume that they’ll kill it. It’s entirely possible that they’ll keep moving forward as-is. Just wait and see.

Okay got it, so you compared the highest possible TDP on a Pi with the average/idle TDP on a desktop, and you’re acting like that’s a fair comparison. Thanks for clearing that up!

Lmao did you just compare the highest possible power consumption on a Pi with the lowest possible consumption on a desktop PC?

So it costs more up front, and it uses more electricity which costs more in the long term.

I don’t need all the extra Pi accessories, I already have cables and chargers and SD cards. So for me, the price of a Pi is just the price of a Pi.

something that then would notify CloudFlare that your IP has changed

Right, it’s called CloudFlared: https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflared

I thought CloudFlare tunnels handled the non-static IP part, so DDNS shouldn’t be necessary? I have a tunnel running on an RPi and I THINK it’s going to update the IP that CF has if/when my ISP changes it… I guess I’ll find out! 😆

Lol

Then please point me to all of the cheap, long lasting options that are small and light enough to clip to a dog’s collar and last for 40-90 days on a charge.

Edit: I’m waiting…these pedants like to pounce on my sloppy use of the word “connect” but haven’t actually presented me with a product that proves me wrong.