SatyrSack

If you already have Syncthing set up, yeah, it’s probably the simplest option. No need so install anything new, set up a new account somewhere, start a new Docker container, etc. I certainly haven’t tried all the options out there, but I don’t have any complaints about performance with this Joplin sync solution.

Certainly.

1. Set up Syncthing normally
2. Within the folder that you are synchronizing with Syncthing, create a new folder called joplin or something
3. In Joplin, set the synchronization target to your local filesystem. Point it to your joplin folder that you created in step 2

Most likely not just any arbitrary APK

https://gitlab.steamos.cloud/frame-public/lepton

Lepton is intended to help game developers bring their VR Android games to the Steam Frame. Other usecases are possible, but were not the focus of development and may lack polish.

From what I understand, if you try to launch a flat application, it attempts to launch it in VR mode which is screwy. It best, not a useable experience.

But maybe some day. This certainly lays the groundwork to allow that functionality eventually.

GitHub Has a Microsoft Problem. Is It Time to Look Elsewhere?

It’s itch.io. Effectively the same as GOG in the sense that they are just selling you DRM free game files that you download using a web browser.

Tale as old as time.

Bitwarden has been in decline for a while. This is definitely not the first sign.

It was about being able to share game discs with no restrictions. Because with Xbox’s proposed new system at the time, sharing game discs had some restrictions because discs were effectively just glorified digital copies. And this new system that Xbox was debuting finally allowed users to share/resell digital goods for once. Something that is still not a solved issue today. Sony just tried to focus on the major downside to that system and completely ignore the huge benefit.

For what it’s worth, nothing in that link under the self-promotion rule mentions using that tag. It is only the link under the AI rule that instructs you to use one of those tags. If a developer did not use AI at all, they likely would not follow that link to read further into the AI rules and would therefore never see any rule instructing them to use some [CBH] tag. If you want non-AI developers to do something special, you should also mention that requirement under the relevant rule instead of just hiding that under the rules that only AI-devs will read the details of.

I am Lizcutus of Blerg. Resistance is futile. Your life, as it has been, is over. From this time forward, you will have it all.

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If I’m not mistaken Jellyfin is actually a fork of Emby so they’re pretty similar, but one is a bit older.

Jellyfin forked from Emby in 2018 when Emby chose to switch to a closed-source model. Because of this, there are many similarities, but the projects continue to become very different from one another as well over the years.