I think I found it: cassette. Unfortunately it is iOS, not selfhosted :(

https://9to5mac.com/2025/08/12/cassette-brings-vhs-nostalgia-to-your-iphones-camera-roll/

https://blog.devthedev.co/p/cassette

I don’t get it, I thought it allows all browser with JavaScript enabled.

You could maybe do this with tailscale: all your devices will be reachable from each other, and you can specify that you want the external one to be the exit node. It uses wireguard under the hood.

Seconding this, it is very convenient if your router supports a good provider. But it is better imo to use a good provider with a helper script on your server than to stick with your router defaults if they’re not that good.

I recommend afraid.org, you get everything that you need for free dynamic dns, and they’re a cool project so someday you may like to do even more with them or send them a little donation.

I started with noip first, and the monthly re-up was so annoying.

Wait so does the client install the game on the local machine, or does the game run on the server like steam link?

He lost me at “Public Webproxy” I don’t know how to do that and it sounds expensive.

Dude I wish USA had this.

You might know of Organic Maps, the open source app that’s an alternative to Google Maps. Recently, concerns have been raised about its governance, with many contributors questioning the project’s transparency and direction.

Despite being advertised as a community-driven project, key decisions, including financial management, partnerships (with Kayak, for instance), and the inclusion of proprietary components in the code were made by a small group of shareholders, often without input from the broader contributor community.

These shareholders have reportedly used the project’s donation funds for personal expenses, like holiday trips, raising serious concerns about financial transparency.

As a result, many contributors teamed up and forked the project, establishing CoMaps, a new alternative focused on openness and being not-for-profit.

I used to like kexp song of the day but they changed the format.

Now I like https://kutkutx.studio/category/song-of-the-day/feed

Also many good shows on WFMU, some music, some talk. https://wfmu.org/podcast

My favorites are:

• Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine
• Honky Tonk Radio Girl with Becky
• Techtonic with Mark Hurst
• Bucci (warning this one is weird but in a good way

Other good ad free ones:

• Birdnote. https://feeds.simplecast.com/OB7SrYSf
• Derrière le son (French language) https://feeds.podcastics.com/podcastics/podcasts/rss/5423_17676b1841af819ae181d6abb1a2e320.rss
• Molly White’s Citation Needed (interesting but lower production value) https://www.spreaker.com/show/6019906/episodes/feed

Let me know if any of these have ads I’m pretty sure they all don’t.

I remember touch

Screen is great! My favorite though is byobu, a pretty screen

IIRC they warn people not to use recovery emails if they’re concerned about leaking information, idk why though

According to my parents I liked colors before I could talk

Phone and keys.

I really need to buy one of those id holders for the back of my phone so I can take my id too.

EDIT: oh, and I guess my wristwatch counts too. It’s a casio.

I’m a fan of Freedroid Classic, a FOSS remake of a commodore 64 game called “Paradroid”. You’re a robot on a deserted space ship full of other malfunctioning robots, and you have to hack / shoot all of them. You start out as the worst robot, but if you encounter a better one, you can hack it to take over its body – if it doesn’t kill you first.

Takes a few runs to get the hang of it, but it’s a lot of fun.

Wesnoth?

I haven’t gone to reddit.com and browsed around since I left.

But one thing that HASN’T changed is I’ll search ddg for an answer to a random problem and the most helpful link is a reddit post, either from long ago or recently.

I also have this problem with tea but not coffee