If you root your phone (and make the system partition writable, whole other quest!) you can add certs to the system cert store (or use a root tweak to force apps to accept user certs)

Android lets apps ignore user-installed CAs and it is a default value for most apps nowadays, and something apps need to explicitly opt-in to, which is different from iOS

Am I doing this right? (Shared-with-a-few-friends navidrome instance that I've been building up the library for for a year now)

one sidenote if you decide to take the documentation route, the site I linked seems to have not had any of the actual documents archived by the Wayback Machine, but I found a Microsoft-official source on the .lnk format: winprotocoldoc.z19.web.core.windows.net/MS-SHLLINK/%...

Could borrowing some code from Wine be an option? github.com/wine-mirror/... seems to be "code-as-documentation" for them, and references web.archive.org/web/20150323... as a source (archive link, original site seems long-dead)

I mean, OpenSubsonic should be a reasonable base target, iirc almost every "subsonic-like" music server supports that nowadays

come to poland

oh, wacca's amazingly fun

i wish it didn't, come out at such an unfortunate time, it really could have become a big competitor for other mainstays

The xbox 360 supports Polish

Nevermind, I answered my own question by trying again and failing 10 times in a row

I have a Corona box that so far has had 33.3% success rate (one crash, two successful hacks, everything in under 10 minutes). Do you think this me winning the "silicon lottery" or still too low of a sample size and just RNG luck?

Idk man, at this point I'd take an Electron app because at least browser engines are better optimized than whatever the other two are doing and they don't look so fucking weird.