DopamineDaydreams

Uhuh, for work we love raspberry PIs as they’re small enough to stick behind a wall mounted TV and good enough to run our display apps. All for the low price of £80~. I’d love it if you have viable alternatives.

The same was said about the steam controller, but in the end it was still shit compared to a mouse. It’s just not feasible in a game as competitive as csgo.

Says the guy who wakes up for alarms

Brave 🤮

Eh, you shouldn’t get hit with anything serious unless you’re hosting a server that’s seeding tons of content. The worst I’ve seen people who occasionally pirate getting is a ‘stop being a pirate, asshole!’ letter from Disney or something. I tried cyberghost for a while and it was such trash that I wish I hadn’t wasted money on it, I’ve just not bothered with VPNs since.

I wasn’t talking about the exceptions to the rule, I simply meant that from a practical standpoint you aren’t going to be able to stream 99% of your games over the internet and this service doesn’t offer that, unlike jellyfin’s media. But yes you’re right streaming games is a thing, just not in this case.

They described it as jellyfin but for games. Yet unlike with jellyfin where you can stream your media to any device, you just can’t do that with games. So yeah it’s basically a server to put your games on for convenient downloading to your PC, which seems utterly pointless and expensive.

Maybe there will be future features that make it useful, but I can’t currently think of a use case for this other than maybe you’re already running a torrent server and this just provides some convenience and a few QOL improvements. I can’t see regular people using this though.

I’ve been finding uploading images to be very confusing as the ‘upload file’ and ‘From url’ buttons don’t seem to do anything