There are numerous summaries of SEO best practices available but for understanding the nuance, algorithms, and reasons many of these are lacking. Google themselves provides a best practice guide but does not explain the why or the nuance behind the best practices. The best practices are full stack SEO that combines: What the site says about itself, (or on-site SEO); What the web says about the site, (or off-site SEO); How the users interact with the content; And, includes technical SEO, (sitemaps, robots.txt, canonicalization, etc).
HTML Semantic tags do more than just allow AI to better understand the content of a website. Search Engines do use these tags as well as other content which can be embedded into the coding such as JSON schema. The semantic vocabulary of JSON schema breaks down the content into pieces of data.
In order to live stream using peer-to-peer technology, WebRTC (et la), The system/systems need to receive at the minimum one video while they are creating another video and then composite the videos into a single video for the screen and or a stream. The compositing can be CPU intensive.
Godot provides a rich assortment of protocols for multiplayer online gaming.
The Owncast streaming video on both GitHub and their site says it is fast and easy to install, and it is. The feed is supplied the same way as it is to Twitch, OBS and other programs can easily be configured to send the feed to the site. The program is finding its way into 1-click website panels, which reduce the installation time down to a minute.
I gave the manual installation a try on a sandbox, Chromebook. If it will install on a Chromebook it will install on any host. Note I did need to install nodeJS and nvm (node version manager) onto the Chromebook. It appears to be a prerequisite, but I did not read the manual; And, the installation may install it on a normal host.
What does fail2ban do?
What are its limitations?
Etcher or Rufus are both good programs for creating a bootable USB stick. In my case Rufus is faster and works better on windows.