For sure, I didn’t mean to imply otherwise.

There is definitely a lot of truth in this.

If gamers were more critical about with their purchases, we would have a very different gaming industry.

If the focus was on more competitive markets (in the real sense, not PR) and we had less corruption, Nintendo copyrights would already begin to expire.

This way Nintendo could make it’s own game and it’s own console and others could try out their own concepts.

Nintendo was never really a thing where I live (other than late NES clones and occasional Gameboys back in the day).

With Nintendo’s uncompetitive pricing policy and focus on rehashing the same properties, it’s doubtful Nintendo will ever be a thing in our region,

Ah, Ok!

Thanks for the clarification!

And what if you don’t want to use crypto?

I have a Raspberry Pi 4B. Clients can directly play the media without any need for realtime transcoding. I could 4K transcoding being challenging for older Raspberry Pi SBCs.

I’ve been using DietPi on my SBC home servers (NAS, media service, pi-hope, etc.) since 2017 or so.

It’s an excellent distro for headless operation and makes CLI easy to use for somewhat casual users.

When I read “open shell account server” I thought this meant anyone can get access programmatically. This sounded like a disaster.

But turns out, at least with the respect to this NetBSD specific offer, you have to send out an application.

Was this posted in self-hosted because the term is vaguely associated with the concept of getting pregnant?