I was recently made aware of this cool thing called Jellyfin! The idea is, it’s a streaming platform designed around each user/family/etc hosting their own media server, which is super awesome!

It’s even available to be installed on linux machines directly from the package manager. Great!
Networking though?
I wanted to expose my instance to the larger internet, so I could let friends use it too!
It started out well and I was able to set up Dynamic DNS on one of my domains easily (because no static IPs for me). This made it possible to ping the machine using its public domain!
But… no other services I tried to talk to would reach the machine. I dug around a while trying to figure out what was happening, slowly exhausting the possible causes:
But I finally found my answer while searching online. Apparently my ISP uses CGNAT, and offers no way to set port forwarding rules at that level. So what I was trying to do was impossible, at least “the simple way”.
To be continued!

Website that tells you What Pokemon You Are based on your height and weight! I actually made this a long time ago, but only published it now.

Based on Vlambeer’s Super Crate Box, but with more emphasis on the various ways you might hurt yourself with all the bombs and fire going on 😅
Roux are a magical way to achieve really savory, hearty results ^_^

Assymetric 2p blockpusher with a story! It was fun to mess with including some cutscenes and writing.

Platformer demo, with moving platforms, ducking through thin platforms, etc. Cookie-themed.
New and improved website but with all that same Crunchy Geocities Charm :-)

Now extra brief,, we <3 conciseness around here

Web version: Hexagonal Rush Hour (web)
I designed this all using FreeCAD <3