Wawe

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For example I would selfhost Mastodon with me@fedi.com but then decide to change the server software to GoToSocial but keep the same me@fedi.com. Would everyone who was following me@fedi.com keep me in their follower list or would whole fediverse crash?

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/32753447

I recently noticed video about the SpacetimeDB and how it is used for the backend of Bitcraft. I got interested in that and noticed that it has (unofficial) Godot support. Have anyone tried to use this (or SpacetimeDB in general)?

 

I recently noticed video about the SpacetimeDB and how it is used for the backend of Bitcraft. I got interested in that and noticed that it has (unofficial) Godot support. Have anyone tried to use this (or SpacetimeDB in general)?

[–] Wawe@lemmy.world 2 points 1 week ago

Thanks you for recommending, this looks interesting!

[–] Wawe@lemmy.world 29 points 1 week ago

Exactly. Right now developers get good deals when adding their games to game pass and the game pass is pretty cheap, but after game passes become "the thing" and developers have to be in a game pass, it will get worse for developers and consumers.

[–] Wawe@lemmy.world 1 points 1 week ago

Thanks! I will check them out!

[–] Wawe@lemmy.world 2 points 1 week ago

Thank you, I forgot about that. Yeah that could be good starting point!

[–] Wawe@lemmy.world 2 points 1 week ago

Doing moderation is something that I would not want to do at the start. At least in the start all items would be created by me. This would be a side project for me and all user submissions would be verified (if ever allowed). This would be more like personal list rather than huge community project. Maybe if this evolved overtime then it could be something else.

Yeah, wiki might be simplest solution for this, but I was wondering if there existed something more visually friendly. IMO wiki (similar to https://consumerrights.wiki/Main_Page) is less "pretty" to AlternativeTo. But using wiki could probably be starting point for this.

[–] Wawe@lemmy.world 1 points 1 week ago (2 children)

Thanks for recommendation. I am technical, but more on backend side rather than front end. I would love to use something that is opensource. This would probably work, but seems like I would need the create a lot of things "from scratch". This would be a side project so I am looking something that would be simple as possible.

[–] Wawe@lemmy.world 1 points 1 week ago

Yeah, end goal would probably create something like this.

[–] Wawe@lemmy.world 3 points 1 week ago

Yeah, pretty much this.

[–] Wawe@lemmy.world 2 points 1 week ago

Never hear about this and sad that it got cancelled.

[–] Wawe@lemmy.world 10 points 1 week ago (2 children)

I mean they already list alternatives to their site: https://alternativeto.net/software/alternativeto/ :D

[–] Wawe@lemmy.world 2 points 1 week ago

Maybe in the future, but my goal for this site is to just list brands and not individual products.

[–] Wawe@lemmy.world 2 points 1 week ago

Thanks for sharing! This has same idea that I am have plans! IMO this shows that wiki is bit less user friendly compared to what AlternativeTo has.

 

I am looking to create similar tool to AlternativeTo. This would list different brands and why you should or should not buy them. Is there some software that would be great starting point for creating this kind of service?

I would guess wiki apps would work for this, but like wikijs, but interested to hear is the something else that could be used for this.

 

If you are looking for cute and simple co-op game check out Squirreled Away. It is cute open world adventure game. Fun and chill game to play as co-op. The game is pretty simple and short, but is perfect for the gameplay experience it tries to achieve. It was fun alternative for competitive games that I usually play.

Pitch: Live your best squirrel life. Explore, gather, craft, and build incredible treehouses in acres of beautiful parkland. Scurry across lawns, up trees, and leap limb to limb solo, or up to four friends can play together in co-op. Endless summer days of adventure await.

 

Games mentioned:

Seeds of Calamity

Take part in healing after the Great Calamity. Tend your farm, complete quests for the villagers, and explore dungeons filled with challenge and treasure in this cozy, solo-developed farming sim. Build a new life in a recovering world with your fluffy Spellbook Companion.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1780070/Seeds_of_Calamity/

Screaming Head

Screaming Head is a psychedelic 2d platformer about a walking head that fights his enemies using the power of scream. It is darkly comedic, flips familiar gaming concepts on its head and features 90s-MTV-Liquid-Television-style animations and a punchy hip-hop-inspired soundtrack.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3372460/Screaming_Head/

Burn With Me

Burn your deck and discover the depths of obsession.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2954010/Burn_With_Me/

Super Adventure

Turn around to parry and block! Equipped with a shield on your back, jump your way through vivid levels, meet funny characters, and face challenging bosses. Fight using a quick-firing Alien Blaster or a melee-focused sword! Choose the path you want to go in this SUPER ADVENTURE!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3578820/SUPER_ADVENTURE/

Blackhill Keep: Heir of the Night

Explore the cursed Blackhill Keep in this survival horror immersive sim. Solve environmental puzzles, fight or flee dangerous creatures, manage dwindling resources, and survive in this labyrinth of gothic horror.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3598680/Blackhill_Keep_Heir_of_the_Night/

 

Games mentioned:

Nested

Nested is a cute grid-based puzzle game made around the concept of russian nesting dolls. Come twist your brain as you stack, push and interact with the various objects you'll find in each levels. Let's see if you can reach the right combination of nesting dolls to solve every one of them!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3752780/Nested/

Tyto

Take flight and glide through a breathtaking world in this visually stunning platformer, where you play as a lost owlet searching for its family in a vast and perilous forest.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3579340/Tyto/

Pathogenic

In Pathogenic, you are the disease. Experience a 2D roguelike twin-stick shooter as a lone parasite fighting a war against the immune system to infect your human host. Evolve from a simple cell into a complex engine of destruction and conquer the procedurally generated world of microscopic wonder.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3808690/Pathogenic/

Spooky Express

Plan the train route for the world’s spookiest theme park! Transport monsters to their destinations — but don’t let them bite the passengers or you’ll have a grave problem.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3352310/Spooky_Express/

Cell Sword

Your medical emergency is important to us. Our health professionals will be inside you shortly.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3163320/Cell_Sword/

 

My go to way of taking notes is sending messages to myself. Previously with Signal's "Note to self" and now with my own channel with Element. It is fast way of taking notes, but horrible in long run since you cannot group notes or add tags or anything else that you would expect from good note taking tool. I have Nextcloud notes, but I still do it since I am used to it and it is fast way of syncing notes with mobile and PC. Anyone else has interesting ways of keeping notes?

 

I though that Cocomelon videos are just dumb videos to keep children distracted, but I didn't know that they are purposefully designed to keep children hooked. What's your stance on their videos?

 

GodotFest 25 is the official European conference in association with the @godotfoundation featuring keynotes, workshops and more hosted by prominent members of the @godotengine community.

Join us - Nov 11 & 12 2025 @ SmartVillage Bogenhausen, Munich

https://godotfest.com/

 

Fun physics based co-op game that I recommend checking out!

 

I want to selfhost cloud drive and looking for what would be the best option. I originally used Nextcloud, but it has a lot of features not related to file hosting so I would be interested in something simpler. I found out about Cozy Cloud (https://cozy.io) but there is really little info about that. Has anyone used that and how does it compare to Nextcloud?

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