bufalo1973

Thank you for the app. One suggestion: YouTube preview (not the video; just the image)

A fucking calculator needs megabytes to run? And I’m not talking about a full fledged graphic scientific calculator. I’m talking about a basic one.

Qwant

The VCS is an old console, not a POS. When it was new it was state-of-the-art. About the Lynx, the catalog is not long. You can get all the games (76 in total and the max size is 2 MB) and try some. I’d say California Games, Klax, Batman Returns, Toki, just to name a few.

To me, Atari Lynx and Sega Dreamcast.

And don’t forget Peertube already uses P2P to spread the load between the server and the viewers.

Why not? Harder translations are made between file formats.

I don’t complain about DDG (it’s been years since the last time I used it) but I’m using Qwant.

It’s why I see ed2k better than torrent for this purpose.

I’m thinking of a rapid alert on a problem in the project using IRC/XMPP/Matrix and then the project managers posting it in a forum about problems in the project.

I don’t propose a monopoly but a common platform. The platform doesn’t create content. The creators don’t fragment the market.

And I say this as an answer to the problem content creators have. Not from the user POV.

Solution: create a common platform for all online services (Netflix, Paramount, Disney, Warner, …) and have EVERYTHING there, even old movies and not often seen ones.

The answer, in time, is to have a P2P network of federated clients/servers.

Connect on Android doesn’t work.

And Google can pull the plug on the database whenever they want, just like Reddit or Twitter did with third party apps.

I wish PeerTube gained enough traction to be the competition of YT. I hate that Google think they know you better than yourself and uses that broken algorithm to send you thing you don't want to see. If I tell 5 times I don't want something a correct algorithm would say "I'm not sending you any more of this" instead of trying other 100 times to make you swallow the videos they want.