Carter AndersonAt long last, my Next Generation Scenes PR is out for review! This will be a huge step forward for the flexibility and usability of #Bevy scenes. Stoked to finally get this in the hands of the people!
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I don't understand it. True self hosting seems like a completely dead concept and the idea of even trying is wrapped in financial costs i cant even hope to begin to grasp. There's been dozens of times I've wanted to do self hosting of tons of different things, only to find a million things working against me and all the seemingly knowledgeable people have no clue why its hard for me.
...even when i try to do the most simple of things such as having a website be public (not even a domain) i cant get past and the "solution" I'm always offered is "oh just pay xyz to do a reverse conboulator for it".
How do people manage to self host, well anything, in the modern internet?
Networking stack is infinity growing and impossible to understand, all ISPs available to me use CGNATs and effectively break the two way street of the original internet, threat protection seems impossible unless you pay cloudflare....
Rust BytesIs your company currently hiring for a role that includes using Rust?
Reply with a link to the opening and any relevant context.
If you're not, we'd appreciate a repost for visibility
yall should totally donate to bevy :)
#bevy #bevyengine
Keldrim 
Also if you need a replacement for #UnrealEngine and are a #Rustacean like me, there is #bevy and #Fyrox to consider.
I am begging programming youtubers. Please for the love of god and all things sane. Stop including the audio of your loud ass keyboards. I'm not there to listen to the clickity clack while you are barely audible explaining complex stuff. I'm there to learn. If I wanted "Programming keyboard asmr" I'd search for that.
Please save my sanity.
tanteRE: https://mastodon.social/@firefoxwebdevs/115740500373677782
I like that Firefox is (through @jaffathecake) communicating. But the point is not really if you can disable the features TBH.
I think the problem is how Firefox/Mozilla is perceived: Putting a whole lot of resources into AI gambles (that the community does not seem to be too thrilled about to say the least) while seemingly losing all focus on the Open Web as something to work on, strengthen and defend. Especially with Google/Chrome's dominance.
The new CEO coming in and just hammering "AI" while never talking about how exactly those systems can only exist by harming the open web is a bad sign.
It's not so much about distrust of the engineers working on Firefox and them adding a switch or not. It's about a communicated vision that seemingly pushes aside all the things people want Firefox to exist for.
Schrottkatze (-> treehouse.systems)gljskdfkjllkjf i love bevy so much it's so fun to work with. it feels so rewarding and elegant to express complex stuff in very few stuff and it just works well
#bevy <- tagging so people who work on it might see this