It depends on the game. I typically don't do AAA games on my Steam Deck. So, most of my games go on an SD Card. The games that need lots of HD assets, I put on my SSD.

I like their content

What did you write a bridge for? Like what service did you connect to?

That's the dream.

No, using them is fine. It's every night that I was concerned about. They sell a special packet that you mix with water and I believe it says not to do it too often. I believe regular salt water would probably be okay.

Thanks for sharing!

A program will not fix it. The problem is shader caches need to be stored. Storage costs money. Who is going to pay to store all of them?

Maybe it could be like a P2P system but that would add a whole lot of complexity!

Well, I want to be able to see the screen so that I can talk my grandma through stuff. I have fixed things through SSH and run updates that way too.

https://perfectmediaserver.com/

I posted a different link earlier. But this one is more educational.

https://swizzin.ltd/

Tailnet requires you to run the Tailscale client. I would bet that the Tailscale client isn't even built to run on some/all of your IoT devices. Even if it were, I doubt many little esp devices would have the overhead to run them.

Where can I get the stl??