Thank you, your words motivate me to push forward. I’ll check out those Steam games for inspiration.

Submerging the sphere gives you the volume. You’re thinking of the legend of Archimedes who measured volume this way and measured mass with an ordinary scale and deduced the density from those two values.

The ‘browser incompatibility’ is what’s written on the fallback page. The question was about the problem that migration from Cloudflare would solve and I provided one particular problem. Not that it affects me personally, because I use a standalone app for Lemmy, but I assume there are some people that do not wish to run Cloudflare js

Exactly that, Cloudflare complains about extensions. It’s a matter of aggressive tracking protection. I can view Anubis protected sites just fine, only the Cloudflare ones prevent access.

I use Firefox Focus on my mobile and I can’t enter sites with CloudFlare because it says my browser is incompatible. It gets annoying when I ramp up my privacy on the Internet and sites outright refuse to load if they see I don’t allow cookies and trackers. I’d rather see broken js-free website than pitch black CloudFlare page.

It was “Local to Scene” tick in the AtlasTexture’s Resource group that had to be checked to make the atlas unique to an instance. Thank you.

Yes, that was it. Thank you! So even though the instance has unique variables, the settings of a texture are not unique by default?

I use KDE Connect. Works well with Tailscale when I’m outside my home network.

Minecraft recently changed its versioning scheme so the next release will be Minecraft 26.

Thank you, you brought up a good point about them selling data. What alternatives do you suggest to expose my service to the internet for personal use away from home?