hauxir

agreed!

It's only for tv shows

Data is scraped from RT and stored in SQLite. It's updated once a day using a python script and the data is then used to generate a static HTML.

The network and genre are as displayed on the website. It seems series usually only have one genre on RT.

darkened it a bit. better?

Well, then you can sort in reverse ;)

snes.party :)

email me hauxir[at]gmail.com

https://cardtables.online has a video call option :)

surely that could be solved by a single switch in the settings that disables all web notifications? I believe most desktop browsers have that already.

Built this to send notifications for webapps on iOS without having to wrap it in an app and go through the hassle of submitting it to the app store.

It's indeed using MAME, same one being used on the internet archive[0]. The source code of the GPL parts is here https://github.com/kosmigramma/mame

[0]https://archive.org/details/psxgames

The BIOS is loaded from the internet archive

the way it works is that one participant runs the emulator locally in their browser and streams the video and accepts inputs from other room participants.

Check out kosmi.io for nes and snes emulators in multiplayer.

Apple Arcade?

Agreed! I would love for discogs to be used as a database of sorts for a streaming service. In fact I started a sideproject couple years ago do do that. It's called https://tubeplates.github.io and uses youtube as the music backend.

Doesn't latency(network propagation delay) make that pretty much impossible?

does it support hot code deployment?

Part of a larger project I posted here a few months ago: https://kosmi.io

Been working on this in my spare time for over 2 years!

check out kosmi.io - it has poker, card tables, snes/nes, quake and more!

check out https://openarena.live :)

it allows playing quake3 in-browser and even allows hosting your own server over webrtc

My product Kosmi does exactly this, mentioned above.

That sounds exactly like what my service does!

https://kosmi.io

The video and audio is all p2p. It never touches our servers.

Text chat is kept on the server but you can permanently delete all your messages any time from your profile settings.

As for remaining free, I plan to keep the current featureset free!

sorry to hear your bad experience. contact me on discord and I'll try to help you work out those issues!

The room is never destroyed unless you do that manually yourself

takk!

I would say the difference lies in the ability to start interactive apps in addition to chatting/communicating

I'm planning to add the ability to skip the need to request to join public rooms soon!

I spend most of my free time on this. New features are added multiple times a week :)