Nginx proxy manager is the easy way. Spin it up and the UI is fairly straight forward. You can also achieve the same thing with nginx or caddy, but you’ll have to set up the configs by hand.

https://nginxproxymanager.com/

Once you start optimizing for one aspect, others become less important. In this case, they are doing a few hacks to get to 2.5kb, which do impact runtime performance. A few users report it using 500mb at runtime due to the compression :/

It does some of the tricks that .kkreiger uses, including compressing the binary.

And at least according to a few reports, it uses 500MB of ram:

https://github.com/PlummersSoftwareLLC/TinyRetroPad/issues/21

Even the linked libraries may not contribute anything, if they are already loaded and shared amongst other processes. There are so many factors and trade offs that you cant really make any assumptions based off just the executable size.

Size on disk doesn’t correlate to memory usage or load time. You can get a very small on disk size by compression, or downloading the main executable at runtime.

And presumably itll be manually burnt, 1000 is a bit short for any kind of automation. I’m guessing I won’t get the CD, there must be 1000 more deserving projects ahead of mine.

Its totally a PR move, and I’m gonna get my free CD.

I mean, even talking to people right now is pointless, the change hasn’t happened. Lots of people may claim they’ll switch, but most probably won’t.

News story entirely based on tweets. Garbage.