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  • I never said it couldn't be done, hell, I've done it myself. Try being a human and asking me what my actual argument or suggested approach is, try re-reading what I actually said rather than assuming it is X just so you can dunk on it.

    Max TDP is completely irrelevant, that is about cooling capacity which completely sucks in a laptop, hence the chip limit. The relevant factor for a server is idle power draw at the wall outlet.

    For my servers I get second hand dell / hp / mini pcs for peanuts. Sips power, still work fine, still going strong, upgradeable storage etc. Second hand laptops of the same era are now useless ewaste.

  • This has been their MO for time immemorial. Make windows shit, right up to the line where people will leave. Only discover where the line actually is after they've stepped over it, then backpedal just enough to stem the exodus and keep people locked in. Repeat.

  • Ok "bro" damn you're right and you sure showed my unc self! What an idiot I am!

    Pick any laptop model you like and search for "how to remove battery" or look up the model on ifixit. Show me a single one where the battery cannot be removed. I'll wait.

  • Batteries are more problematic sitting at full charge than when they are empty. You're also paying money for features you don't use (battery, screen, keyboard) and have less ability to upgrade, repair, or add storage.

    By all means if you have an old spare laptop lying around use it as a server, I usually take the battery out though.

  • The battery backup is a more of a liability than a benefit imo, will just turn into a spicy pillow eventually. Especially considering any power loss will hit your router/network too rendering the server's battery moot. The only thing a laptop battery really protects against is accidental temporary unplugging.

  • Looks like for some reason webgl is not available in your browser. Does this site work for you? https://get.webgl.org/

  • Hmm, you could try a shift-F5 on the page just in case something has gone screwy with the caching. Otherwise try hitting F12 (firefox application menu->more tools->web developer tools) and copy paste some of the console logs or errors that you see so I can tell what is going on.

  • That's odd, I do all my dev and testing for it on firefox. What version and what OS?

  • Possible but I think it might be even worse than touch controls. Also as a browser game it might not have permission to lock your screen orientation so the game might end up rotating and flipping while you play.

  • Do you get the progress bar at all or does it not show up?

    On android it can take a long time for it to first load without much feedback, as it has to decompress some binary stuff. Maybe give it a little longer. But honestly maybe just wait to play it on a computer as the touchscreen controls kinda suck anyway (sorry).

    In case it doesn't ever load, what version of android and firefox? Android 13 and firefox 150.0 works for me.

  • Glad you enjoyed them, I'll have to get busy making some more!

    Celyk is better at the game than I am despite the ridiculous number of hours I've spent testing it during development. Unfortunately I know him and he's just that good so I've got no excuse.

  • Deep fissure has an increased level of detail to fix some visible holes in the geometry, so that level is more performance heavy than the other ones.

    3D browser games are generally less performant than running natively, and as you noticed unfortunately chrome is faster than firefox. The game still runs ok on my 2016 thinkpad with an igpu, though I have to turn off the vhs shader and drop the render scale to 0.5x.

  • Yeah touch screen is there to make it more accessible but it isn't the ideal way to play. You can also plug in (or bluetooth) a gamepad and it will work.

  • It's literally a screenshot of the game, try one of the city based levels, or try the "deep fissure" level if you mean the bright daytime picture.

  • Games @lemmy.world

    I made a synthwave flying game you can play in a browser

    geoicarus.net
  • Now it is a dumb tv with a 30 second boot up time and a clunky menu for changing inputs.

  • MOTION TO MAKE A RULE THAT USING ALL CAPS IS AGAINST THE RULES

  • Godot @programming.dev

    We got second place in the Godot XR Gamejam!

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    Which SBC for TV streaming?