tofubl @ tofubl @discuss.tchncs.de

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What about this? https://songwhip.com/

Example

Not only did you write all of that, but you made me read all of it, too. Very entertaining!

Works really well, though.

What a world it would be were that a possibility.

Sadly, I neither see a content creators' union on the horizon anytime soon, nor do I see individual creators die a martyr's death, financially speaking...

That's a question ChatGPT would excel at... It sounds like it might be a big task for your shoes, but here goes (100% organic reply, mind you):

• get a Raspberry Pi, install your web app, make sure you can reach it on the LAN
• forward the port your web-app is running on to the Raspberry Pi: app is now reachable under IP:port from the internet)
• set up a domain with a provider that supports dyndns, set up a job on the Pi to regularly check in with the dyndns provider and tell it your current WAN IP: app is reachable on your own domain; success

This is leaving out any security measures and you will want to take care of those before opening your home LAN to the world! Have fun learning!

I'd like to know, too. I just played a bit of the reverse-engineered demo again (never had the full version as a kid, either) and it's still a fun game.

Does anybody have pointers how to compile it? The readme is a little lacking...

50% of 3%, that's a whopping 1.5%! 😅

But jokes aside, the average Firefox user is probably a lot more likely to have extensions than the average Chrome user.