Yep in my country they are called “kanonslag” or if you direct translate it. Cannon slammers.

They can be so huge that you are more or less holding a DIY hand grenade. I really don’t get the idea. At least regular fireworks can be pretty

I use it for streaming to my phone on the train to work.

It also has a really nice feature where it can sync between 2 or more people. Even when they choose 2 formats or audio tracks.

So for example if you and your friend wants to watch anime. You enjoy hearing Japanese and reading the subtitles but they prefer English dub. Well you can still sync up and watch (given your source has both Audio tracks)

Hey my first lemmy comment.

For general “wow this is hella cool” it’s a mix up between Jellyfin and Nekoweb.

Jellyfin is a amazing media server that I have spent hours and hours upon now, building my local library buying DVDs and Blurays. It’s been… liberating.

Nekoweb is a host and index of indie websites and its lovely seeing people just code the most 2005 coated websites.