It's neat, but I need something a bit more, unfortunately! Something more to track tasks, tie them to specific documents, and organize my work days and outstanding bugs and such

excellent name and logo though, I'll keep this on hand for other things probably

I'm currently using a self-hosted version of plane but it's too restrictive for what I need so I'm thinking of nuking it and starting over on something else

need something with a strong wiki or page system that I can put in my design docs, plus more tagging/grouping and organization methods

I haven't worked with Caddy before but nginx has never done me wrong! It's pretty easy to spin something up in like a second with it and get it going, even when I migrated my game sites, API, etc. it all was seamless with no downtime, but I've used it for 10+ years at this point lol

Hope the launch goes well!

I'd love to be funded by big weiner

Also the reason the top goal is to end stream early is because I'm not trying to be greedy. This money goes towards things I need help with and reinvested into my game otherwise (which supports fellow artists!)

Any milestones I don't do during the stream if we hit that goal happens the next stream

I've gotten a bunch from several different accounts and with them spam tagging thousands of people

Because of the way they are doing it I'm assuming it's some sort of scam if they are making several new accounts and bombarding people and tagging them out of nowhere

Yeah it's been a little tiring whenever people parrot it the moment they hear someone mention unity

Not all use cases are the same lol

if you haven't actually used these technologies extensively, please do not tell me godot is better if you literally do not know what you're talking about

you do not know how my game operates or what it needs or what works for my dev cycle

it's so obnoxious to hear this constantly lol

I could technically self-host things if I really wanted to, but I'd rather not put time/effort into the maintenance for it and making sure everything works and just pay a hosting provider instead to handle it while retaining control by owning the domains my emails go to.

I use mailbox.org to host several different domains and email addresses for my needs, all under a single plan. It's like $50/year and has worked well for me.

The nice thing is, if you have your emails under your own domain, if you ever decide to swap hosts or have an issue, you can move to another